125 YEARS - City of Dauphin

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Dauphin • Manitoba
2016 Visitor Guide
AG Society Celebrates
125 YEARS
A HOME BASE
for HOLIDAYS
The City of Festivals
HIKE, BIKE, CAMP
NORTHERN
LIGHTS
on
Dauphin
LAKE
tourismdauphin.ca
Mayor Eric Irwin
with Miranda
Lambert.
Contact phone numbers
Group or Contact
Phone Number
Emergency
911
Parkland RCMP Detachment
622-5050
Dauphin Fire Department
622-3100
Ambulance
911
Hospital
638-3010
Crime Stoppers
1-800-782-8477
Parkland Crisis Centre
& Women’s Shelter
638-9484
or 1-877-977-0007
Transportation to / from
Dauphin
Group or Contact
Phone Number
Airport
Lt. Colonel W.G. Barker V.C.
622-3280
Bus Depot (Greyhound)
622-9500
Rail (VIA Rail)
1-888-VIA-RAIL
Car Rental (Mountainview Esso)
638-7874
Dauphin Taxi
638-3315
Road Conditions
622-2065
or 1-877-627-6237
Message from the Mayor
www.weatheroffice.ec.gc.ca
Tourism Info Sites
Group or Contact
Phone Number
City Hall (Tourism Dauphin)
100 Main Street S.
622-3216
or 1-877-566-5669
Parkland Recreation Complex
622-3112
200 – 1st Street S.E.
Vermillion Park Campground**
622-3125
2nd Avenue N.W.
or 622-3112
Dauphin Friendship Centre
638-5707
210 – 1st Avenue N.E.
Dauphin Market Place Mall
638-9396
1450 Main Street S.
Dauphin Super 8 Motel (24-hour)
638-0800
1457 Main Street S.
Fort Dauphin Museum
638-6630
4th Avenue S.W. & Jackson Street
Parkland Regional Library*
638-6410
504 Main Street N.
Watson Art Centre
638-6231
104 – 1st Avenue N.W.
* Public Internet Access ** Seasonal
Other Useful Numbers
Group or Contact
Phone Number
City Hall (Mayor Eric Erwin)
622-3200
Rural Municipality
638-4531
(Reeve Dennis Forbes)
Economic Development
622-3229
Tourism Dauphin
622-3216
Chamber of Commerce
622-3140
Dauphin Recreation Services
622-3150
Weather Information
638-6521
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Our community
celebrates another
milestone this year,
125 years of the
Dauphin Agricultural
Society, just after
25 years of Dauphin’s
Countryfest and
50 years of Canada’s
National Ukrainian
Festival. I am humbled
to be a part of a
community with
such history and
accomplishment and
once again want to
invite the world to
explore Dauphin by
visiting our museums,
attending our festivals
and experiencing the
unspoiled nature that is
our backyard.
125 years is no small
undertaking for the
life of an event like
the annual Agricultural
Fair and certainly the
longevity suggests the
commitment and values
of farm families in the
region, who for over
a century have made
significant contribution
to our economic and
cultural fabric. It is
the dedication of our
volunteers and vision of
our leaders who make
possible the quality of
life in Dauphin, making
our community a unique
place to live and visit.
Congratulations to the
Dauphin Agricultural
Society on this
landmark anniversary.
I invite one and all
to visit the Fair as it
happens over Canada
Day long weekend
while the nation’s
longest running country
music festival hums
away at Selo Ukraina.
Take the time to do the
things locals do: hike
our meandering trails,
fishing our abundant
lakes and gaze up at
a night sky filled not
only with shimmering
northern lights, but
with possibility.
Welcome to Dauphin!
Eric Irwin
Mayor | City of Dauphin
204-622-3216 • tourismdauphin.ca
Visit Dauphin | 2016 Visitors Guide
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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The Dauphin Agricultural Society Celebrates 125 Years!
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46
Dauphin Lake:
Rainbows, Eagles
& Northern Lights
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Cover Photo:
Kelly
Michaluk
Photography
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4 Connect
5 Traveling to Dauphin
6New Residents
7The Big Event
Manitoba Snowshoe Run
8CNUF
9Dauphin’s Countryfest
10 Chamber Events
Street Fair and Dance
Community Luncheon Series
Breakfast Education Series
State of the City
11 Manitoba MudRun
12 Color Blast Dauphin
13 Dauphin Kings
14 Threshing Day
Kinsmen Business Expo
Parkland Job & Career Fair
15 Tapestry
15 Rotary Club of Dauphin
16 Cachefest
MS Ride
17 Arts Alive
18 Community Events Calendar
20 Watson Art Centre
22 The PRC
Parkland Recreation Complex
24 Vermillion Park
25 Communities in Bloom
26 Heritage
29 Made in the Parkland
30 The Dauphin Agricultural Society
Celebrates 125 Years!
32 Hike & Bike
34 Dauphin Lake: Rainbows,
Eagles & Northern Lights
36 Geocaching
37 Golf
38 Dauphin Public Library
40 Skate Park
41 Dauphin Friendship Centre
42 The Dauphin Multi-Purpose
Senior Centre
44 CKDM Radio
45 Kelly M. (Photographer)
46 WinterLife in Dauphin
48 Blazing Trails!
49 Ice Fishing
50 Custom Group Experiences
51 Hosting Events in Dauphin
52 Riding Mountain
Biosphere Reserve
53 Lodging & Camping
55 Service Listings
61 Big Game
63 Big Fish
64 Map of Dauphin
66 Map of RM & Area
dauphin.ca
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Follow these accounts for news and
updates about all things Dauphin!
City of Dauphin – Dauphin.ca - #Dauphin
Official City of Dauphin hashtag to see what’s happening in our city.
Dauphin Tourism – tourismdauphin.ca Visit us for all must-see attractions and special events going on in our community.
Economic Development Dauphin – sayyestodauphin.ca For all business and development-related information visit us.
Dauphin’s Countryfest – countryfest.ca -
- #CFEST
Connect with Canada’s longest-running country music festival, Dauphin’s Countryfest!
Canada’s National Ukrainian Festival – cnuf.ca -
- #CNUF
For the latest info about Canada’s National Ukrainian Festival, visit us online.
Manitoba MudRun – manitobamudrun.com - #MBMUDRUN Get the latest news before and see the end result after. Connect with us on social media!
Color Blast Dauphin – colorblastdauphin.ca - #COLORBLASTDAUPHIN
We want to see your colorful canvas! Get info and share via social media.
Dauphin Kings – dauphinkings.com We want to see your MJHL Dauphin Kings pride! Show us via social media.
Dauphin Recreation Centre – dauphinrec.com Get the latest about everything that’s happening in our state-of-the-art complex.
Watson Arts Centre – watsonartcentre.com Stay current on concerts, events, and programming.
Dauphin & District Chamber of Commerce – dauphinchamber.ca Serving Dauphin and the surrounding business community since 1903.
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TRAVELLING
TO DAUPHIN
Rail
CNoR Station is considered one of Manitoba’s finest pieces of
railway architecture. Its impressive size, picturesque roofline,
dormers, turrets, and decorative brick and stonework are a
remarkable focal point in the community. The station sees VIA
trains pass through twice weekly enroute to northern Manitoba,
often filled with passengers curious to see the tundra and polar
bears of Churchill! VIA Rail offers an inexpensive and unique
travelling experience for those with a little more time to explore!
VIA gives mountain bikers the chance to bring collapsible bikes
and camping gear for little to no charge and ride the multitude
of trails in beautiful Riding Mountain, which offers some of the
best terrain east of The Rockies. Check VIA’s website today to
plan your trip, or for information and train schedules.
Automobile
Air
There are various routes to get to Dauphin,
depending on where you are coming from.
For more information on scenic routes and
points of interest on your journey, visit the
Tourism Dauphin website. For highway
conditions and weather conditions, please
visit the links at bottom of this page or
quick scan QR codes for quicker results.
Lt. Colonel W.G. Barker V.C. Airport
204-622-3280
tourismdauphin.ca
viarail.ca
Air Shuttle
Bus
Catcheway Convenience Store
201 Buchanon Avenue
Dauphin, Manitoba R7N 2J3
From: Dauphin To: Brandon
Departs: 9:30 am – Arrive: 11:30 am
Departs: 1:00 pm – Arrive: 3:00 pm
Telephone: 204-622-9500
From: Brandon To: Dauphin
greyhound.ca
Highway conditions: www.gov.mb.ca/mit/roadinfo
Weather conditions: www.weatheroffice.gc.ca/canada_e.html
The Brandon/Dauphin Air Shuttle provides
ground transportation daily between Dauphin
and Brandon for pre-booked flights at
the Brandon Municipal Airport, medical
appointments, business trips and family
business. Visit brandonairshuttle.com for
more info on scheduling, prices and travelling
to the Winnipeg International Airport.
Home pick-up and drop-off is now available
in Brandon and Dauphin making for
convenient travel to and from your doorstep.
brandonairshuttle.com
dauphin.ca
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NEW
Resident
Welcome
Program
Guide
Pick up your copy today!
If you are new to Dauphin, we would like to welcome
you! Our New Resident Welcome Program will help
you settle in our community by connecting you to
the resources you need. Services, events, recreation,
employment, volunteer opportunities, and housing—
we make an effort to help you feel at home!
If you or someone you know has just moved to Dauphin, please stop
by City Hall at 100 Main Street S. to fill out a registration card. We’ll
include you in our program to receive a welcome basket, send you
an email with all the links you need to stay connected, and make
sure you get the answers you need! Call or email us today!
204-622-3216 • tourismdauphin.ca
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The arts & entertainment scene is alive and well in Dauphin! During any given month our venues are
abuzz with activity from grassroots family functions to world class entertainment. Sure, Dauphin does
have the distinct advantage of hosting large events at Selo (our picture-prairie-perfect, 14,000 seat,
outdoor amphitheatre), but the major festivals aren’t the only things that make this little city tick. There
are art exhibits, dance and theatre performances, challenging runs through snow, mud and blasts of
colour, and even more than all of this, offering visitors and residents endless memorable experiences.
Check out our community events listings and our online events calendar to find out more today!
February 15
If you were tough enough to brave the muddy
obstacles of the Manitoba MudRun, you are surely
made of the right stuff to try the very same territory
in the freezing days of winter! The Manitoba
Snowshoe Run is the cold twin of the Manitoba
MudRun and offers participants a 5-km fun run
or a-10 km timed event, not for the faint of heart!
This event is set at Selo Ukraina event site, on
the beautiful north escarpment of Riding Mountain
National Park. If you have not visited the region in
the winter, let it be known that this is a community
that embraces the cold months, and you will meet
many of these snow-lovers at the Snowshoe Run!
Run, jump and play like locals in the snow at this
year’s event set for February 15th.
This year’s event features Fat Bike demos
by Stream ‘N’ Wood!
manitobasnowshoerun.com
dauphin.ca
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July 29 to 31
For over 50 years, people have
flocked to Canada’s National
Ukrainian Festival every August
long weekend for an authentic
cultural experience and one heck
of a party! Ukrainian foods, crafts,
entertainment and storytelling
make this festival a feast for
the senses that is certainly a
bucket-list item for anyone who
loved gatherings and festivals.
CNUF offers day passes, weekend
passes and camping with shuttle
service running periodically
for revelers travelling from the
City of Dauphin. Check out the
Ukrainian Heritage Village which
comes alive during this event
featuring costumed characters,
fresh baked bread and a live
threshing demonstration. Also
of note is the authentic Cossack
camp which regularly hosts
musicians, poets and dancers and
hosts bands of merrymakers who
remain in costume demonstrating
an authentic gypsy-style camp.
This includes visits from Canada’s
National Riding and Dancing
Cossacks who are a mainstay of
the festival and mark the official
start with an exhilarating ride
through the festival field right up
to the amphitheatre stage!
Visit cnuf.ca for update
information on tickets and
performers schedules in 2016!
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Every July long weekend, Canada’s
longest-running country music festival
takes place. 2016 marks the 27th
Anniversary of Dauphin’s Countryfest.
Weekend passes, VIPs, day passes and camping
are still available for Manitoba’s BEST part of
the summer!
Three easy ways to purchase:
1.Online at countryfest.ca
2.Calling 1-800-361-7300
3.In person at 28 – 2nd Ave. NE in Dauphin
Flip Cup Tournament – Last year’s
tournaments were a HUGE success! The
2016 Flip Cup Tournament will be bigger
and better! Watch countryfest.ca for details.
Home Hardware Campground Contest Dauphin Home Hardware will once again be
sponsoring our Campground Contest! This
contest is a Countryfest fan favourite! Get your
creative juices flowing! Pick your theme, and
decorate your campsite, your camper, your tent,
your truck, etc. Register onsite at Countryfest
2016. Watch countryfest.ca for details.
Sunday night of Countryfest
2016 will feature the
legendary Merle Haggard
(pictured) who was recently
named “The Greatest
Country Artist of All Time”
by Billboard Magazine and
Country Music star
Vince Gill.
Lady Antebellum
2016 Canada Day lineup includes:
Dean Brody
Dallas Smith
Autumn Hill
High Valley
Visit website to see entire listing.
June 30 to July 3
countryfest.ca “Dauphin’s Countryfest is extremely proud of Canada’s homegrown artists,
so we’ve put together a special line-up for Canada Day featuring some of
Canadian country’s hottest acts. Plan to celebrate on July 1st with your friends
at Countryfest this summer,” says Eric Irwin, President of Dauphin’s Countryfest.
dauphin.ca
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CHAMBER EVENTS
Mark your calendar and stay in the loop about event dates and details by
checking our online, interactive community calendar at tourismdauphin.ca.
Here you will find links to individual sites, contact names and numbers,
and descriptions of the events you plan on attending!
Street Fair | July 28
The excitement surrounding Canada’s National Ukrainian Festival inspires the exhilarating energy of the
Annual Street Fair brought to you by the Dauphin & District Chamber of Commerce. Dauphin’s downtown core is
transformed to host crowds while they take in a full day of live entertainment, great for the whole family!
Start the day off with an old-fashioned pancake breakfast and stay tuned for energizing performances on the stage!
With an expanded kids zone, unique vendors and food, farmer’s market, horse-drawn wagon rides, Dauphin Agricultural
Heritage Club displays and a packed beer gardens in the evening, there is something for everyone at the Street Fair!
Breakfast Education
Series | 5 days
The Breakfast Education series
offers professional development
workshops with a focus on current
best practices on topics crucial to
creating business success.
2016 Series dates; held at
Dauphin Super 8 Banquet Room:
January 21, February 18, March
24, April 21 & May 19 (tentative)
Community Luncheon Series | 6 days
The Community Luncheon series is
designed to share information and
create connections around important
community issues and events. This
important networking forum provides
the opportunity to celebrate local
success stories and to build a bright
future for our community. This
series includes our Annual Awards
Luncheon, where the Business Person
State of the City
The Chamber of Commerce & Dauphin Economic Development & Tourism
are proud to present the annual State of the City Address. Hear the Mayor of
Dauphin share details about the year in review including fiscal information,
municipal governance, council priorities and more. This is a must-attend
event for anyone curious about the direction the community is headed.
For tickets call the Dauphin Chamber of Commerce at 204-622-3140.
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of the Year Award and Community
Appreciation Awards – Group &
Individual are presented, as well
as milestone membership awards
to Chamber member businesses.
2016 Series dates at the Watson
Art Centre: January 12, February 9,
March 8 (Annual Awards & AGM
Luncheon), April 12, May 10 (State
of the City Address)
August 6
In the idyllic setting of Manitoba’s
Parkland, on the edge of the
Riding Mountain National Park, the
Manitoba MudRun will take your
breath away in more ways than
one. Grab a friend, family member,
or co-worker and start preparing
today for nearly 20 unreal
obstacles over 10 kms of rugged,
challenging and beautiful terrain!
Make sure to follow us on Facebook
& Twitter and visit our website
for information on registration,
training, deadlines and more!
manitobamudrun.com
dauphin.ca
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August 27
Have a BLAST this summer! Join
us for Dauphin’s 2nd annual COLOR
BLAST 5k run/walk. You don’t need
to be a runner to participate—you
can walk, jog or run. This event is for
everyone! It’s a great way to get out
and have some fun with family and
friends and make new memories.
During the run you will be BLASTED
every kilometer with a different
color. These colors are 100% safe,
edible, biodegradable and non-toxic.
At COLOR BLAST, you are the canvas
and when you’re finished with this
5K run/walk you’ll be an exciting and
colorful masterpiece!
colorblastdauphin.ca
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Dauphin’s hockey history
runs deep, and has had
a hand in producing
several NHLers over the
years: Blaine Stoughton,
Butch Goring, Ron Low,
and the longest serving
coach of a single team
in NHL history, Barry
Trotz, to name a few. The
Dauphin Kings Junior A
Hockey Club has been
a fixture in Dauphin
since 1968, and after
playing for decades in
the legendary “Barn”
(Dauphin Memorial
Community Centre)
the Kings now play at
Credit Union Place in
the Parkland Recreation
Complex in Dauphin,
which opened in 2007.
In May 2010, we hosted
the RBC Cup National
Junior ‘A’ Hockey
Championship, which
was named a finalist for
Canadian Sport Event of
the Year at the Canadian
Sport Tourism Alliance
PRESTIGE Awards. The
Kings also hosted the 2010
CJHL Top 40 Prospects
Game, and the 2014
Crescent Point Energy
Western Canada Cup.
But, the Kings are about
more than just events
and hockey. They are
an integral part of our
community’s identity, and
the games are a meeting
place for hockey fans
and non-fans alike. The
players give our young
hockey players heroes to
look up to, right in their
own backyard.
And, they give back in a
big way. Each and every
Thursday is “Kings in the
Community” day, when
the entire team goes
into all six elementary
schools to read and play
with the students, and
even serve the Dauphin
Friendship Centre’s hot
food program, “Food for
Thought”. In addition to
that, they attend birthday
parties, events at local
businesses, CanSkate,
Rascals and Dauphin
Minor Hockey…Kings
players are giving back to
Dauphin for over 100 days
in a 6-month season!
Go Kings Go!
Visit dauphinkings.com for more information!
dauphin.ca
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Threshing Day
| September 3
Celebrating our agricultural heritage!
For an authentic look into Dauphin’s rich agricultural past, join the Dauphin Agricultural
Heritage Club for Threshing Day! Watch the nearly century-old machinery come alive
on the fields and celebrate a significant tradition with locals that know the secrets of
how it all began! A great event for kids and families, bring a chair or get in on the
action and try your hand at binding and stooking or watch the chore horse
competition. Visit the Farmer’s Market for fresh produce and other goods
and let the kids run free in the kids play area. Stay all day and relax
to old-time music, enjoy the food, and visit with friendly people.
Call today for more details on this unique event.
Phone: 204-638-7632
Kinsmen Business
& Career Expo
April 23 & 24
This event can help you to:
• Introduce new products & services
• Get the word out on job opportunities
• Help fill vacancies at your company
• Increase product positioning and
brand awareness
• Direct networking to generate new
business and sales leads
• Free visitor admission brings the public
to YOU and YOU to the employers
dauphinkin.ca
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Rotary Club
of Dauphin
Annual Events
February to October
Book Fair Sale
Lobsterfest
Manitoba MudRun
Radio Days
Wine Tasting
Tapestry
| March 19
A Celebration of Multiculturalism
The Dauphin Friendship Centre’s
Annual Multicultural Event | 1 to 4 pm
8th Ave. Hall | FREE Silver Collection
Join the community in celebrating
Manitoba’s unique cultural tapestry!
Come one, come all to an afternoon
of performance and food from
around the world as we learn about
the cultures that make up our
community, province and country.
Along with local performers, this
year brings us an energetic
performance by Fubuki Daiko who
reinvents traditional Japanese
drumming with their eclectic and
energetic performances that are
part martial arts athleticism, part
meditation, and all rhythm.
Join us for a trip around the
world in the comfort of your
own community.
We are neighbours, community leaders
and global citizens working together to
make things happen. Through hosting
various “fun”draisers, we are able
to support causes dear to us, such
as improved literacy and recreation
facilities, and polio eradication. Together
we are making Dauphin and the world
an even better place to live.
The Manitoba MudRun is one of our
unique “fun”draisers which enables us
to support local projects such as the
new waterslide, D-Town Skate Park and
bronze statue in front of the library.
Full list of events:
clubrunner.ca/
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dauphin.ca
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Cachefest
| September 10
Superheroes Invade Dauphin
Join the legendary local geocaching team, Jabbywockyz, in a fun-filled adventurous weekend
of geocaching! This year brings us a themed event firmly rooted in your favourite superheroes!
A Batman themed Friday night event in Vermillion park will kick off the weekend followed by
Saturday’s Superhero Carnival with 200+ power trail caches! Gather with your fellow cachers
for Saturday night’s BBQ event, The Good, Bad & the Hungry! To learn more about how you
can participate in the
4th Annual Cachefest,
visit and follow the
Facebook page today:
DauphinAreaGeocachers.
MS Ride |
September 10 & 11
Riding Mountain Challenge MS Bike Tour
It’s a Family Reunion! That’s what
Riding Mountain Challenge MS
Bike Tour truly is. Each year, riders
experience the joy of getting together
with 350 “cycling family” members
to participate in a two-day, 75km
scenic journey through beautiful
Riding Mountain National Park. These
family members laugh, dance and
struggle up the mountain and, in the
end, they experience the fulfillment of
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accomplishing the challenge together.
The reunions provide a lifeline of
strength and commitment because
the riders come together annually for
one reason: the hope that one day
the cause of and cure for multiple
sclerosis will be known. As with
all family reunions, this event has
characters, memories and stories.
And each event introduces new
family members. There are over 160
volunteers who feed and watch over
the riders, keeping them warm and
ensuring their safety. These familiar
faces welcome the riders each year
and make them feel as if they’ve
never been away. The community of
Dauphin is where these riders return
each year to experience hometown
comfort. Come join our “cycling
family” reunion!
tourismdauphin.ca
Arts Alive
| September 30 - October 2
Arts Alive for Manitoba Culture Days organizes various activities
that help to celebrate culture in our community! Stay tuned for
events happening all over Dauphin including musical performances,
art installations, documentary films and much more! Also, watch
for Dauphin’s Yardfringe (pictured), a community-wide event
which transforms the yards of residents into venues for artistic
performance. Ride your bicycle from yard to yard and get to know
the unique talents and specialties of the community. For more
information on Arts Alive visit the Tourism Dauphin website today!
tourismdauphin.ca
dauphin.ca
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COMMUNITY EVENTS CALENDAR
Bantam Hockey Tournament
Peewee Hockey Tournament
JANUARY 22-24
JANUARY 29-31
Mark your calendar and stay in the loop about event
dates and details by checking our online, interactive
community calendar at tourismdauphin.ca. Here you will
find links to individual sites, contact names and numbers,
and descriptions of the events you plan on attending!
January
17 Skate Dauphin Regional Competition, CUP
22-24 Bantam Hockey Tournament, CUP
29-31 Peewee Hockey Tournament, CUP
Legion Bonspiel
Manitoba Snowshoe Run
FEBRUARY 19-21
FEBRUARY 15
February
13
Une Affaire D’Amour, WAC
15
Manitoba Snowshoe Run, Selo Ukraina
15
Louis Riel Day, Fort Dauphin
19-21
Atom Provincial Qualifier, CUP
19-21
Legion Bonspiel, PRC
26-28
Peewee Provincial Qualifier, CUP
March
Tapestry
Men’s & Women’s Rec Hockey
MARCH 19
MARCH 4-6
3-6
Men’s Bonspiel, PRC
4-6 Men’s & Women’s Rec Hockey, CUP
11-13
Hockey Provincials, CUP
11-13
Ladies Bonspiel, PRC
16
Seniors Bonspiel, PRC
19
Tapestry, A Celebration of Multiculturalism
18-20
Men’s & Women’s Curling Championship, PRC
April
Kinsmen Business & Career Expo
APRIL 22-24
23-24
Kinsmen Business & Career Exp, PRC
TBA
Rotary Book Fair
May
18
28
DFC Square Dance Competition, Rotary Arena
28
MB Junior Rifles Club Provincials, CUP
June
17
Lobsterfest, Selo Ukraina
30–2
Dauphin Ag Society Fair, CUP & Fairgrounds
30-3
Dauphin’s Countryfest, Selo Ukraina
Dauphin’s Countryfest • VIP Camping
JUNE 30 - JULY 3
July
1
Canada Day Celebrations
29-31
Canada’s National Ukrainian Festival, Selo Ukraina
August
6
Manitoba MudRun, Selo Ukraina
27
Color Blast!, City of Dauphin
Lobsterfest
Canada Day Celebrations
JUNE 17
JULY 1
Color Blast!
Manitoba MudRun
AUGUST 27
AUGUST 6
September
3
Threshing Day, Dauphin RM
10-11
Riding Mountain Challenge MS Bike Tour
10
Cachefest: Superheroes Invade, TBA
30-2
Arts Alive
TBA
Dauphin’s Yardfringe
DAUPHIN KINGS
SEASON OPENER!
October
21
Rotary Wine Tasting, PRC
November
TBA
Rotary Book Fair
11
Remembrance Day Ceremony, CUP
25
Annual Tree Lighting
26 Annual Parade of Lights
December
TBA Annual Parade of Lights
NOVEMBER 26
Christmas
at the Fort
Christmas at the Fort, Fort Dauphin Museum
For TBA dates, visit tourismdauphin.ca or call 1-877-566-5669.
dauphin.ca
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WATSON
ART CENTRE
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The Watson Art Centre is a beautiful heritage
building located directly across from the
historic CNoR Station. The WAC (as it is
affectionately called) has been around since
1905 and has held many “jobs” (town hall,
police station, jail, fire department, library
and more) before focusing on the arts.
The WAC is a hub where people of all ages
and backgrounds come together to take in
phenomenal entertainment and training in
all facets of the arts including dance,
pottery, music, theatre, painting, and quilting.
One can come here to take in a play, enjoy
live music or comedy, or even taste exotic
food and drink. The historic building is in great
repair and is a culturally significant meeting
place for all who reside in the Parkland region.
The WAC has drawn full-house crowds for
nationally and internationally recognized
acts such as The Trews, Prairie Oyster,
54.40 and the Sheepdogs. It has also brought
amazing up-and-coming talent to Dauphin,
including Madison Violet, Nathan, Imaginary
Cities, Ray Bonneville and Romi Mayes. In
addition, the Dauphin and District Allied Arts
Association makes great efforts to support
local acts by offering them a forum to be
seen and heard. Audience members from
larger cities are always impressed by the
building’s ambience. Dauphin is blessed
to have this unique venue and the many
volunteers who work so hard to put on the
shows and activities for the appreciative
audiences and participants.
Art at the WAC
The Dauphin Art Group helps artists
pursue the development of their
artistic skills in a supportive group
setting while connecting them with
the arts community in Dauphin and the
Parkland Region. Creating art is a richly
rewarding inner journey in which artists
explore, experiment, play, and translate
creative ideas into visual reality,
progressively learning, developing and
better understanding their chosen tools,
techniques, style of expression, and
ultimately themselves. The weekend
workshops (instructor-led), miniretreats (no instructor), and studio
access provided by the Dauphin Art
Group gives artists the time, space, and
resources to focus on their art. Dauphin
Art Group also provides members with
the opportunity to exhibit their artworks
in the gallery and at juried art shows.
Visit watsonartcentre.com or like us on Facebook,
or email [email protected].
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Parkland
Recreation
Complex
The Parkland Recreation Complex is a top-shelf, multi-purpose recreation and
entertainment facility. The complex features all kinds of banquet and meeting rooms
and is easily transformed for any event. Credit Union Place is home to MJHL’s Dauphin
Kings, but has also set the stage for stars such as Burton Cummings, Johnny Reid,
and Corb Lund. With a capacity of nearly 2,800 including standing room, this facility
is a second-to-none events site which also includes a 211-metre rubberized walking
and running track. Just beyond the rink is the Kinsmen Aquatic Centre, a wave pool
which features a 4-lane, 25-metre main tank, plus a zero-depth entry leisure area.
A 12-person hot tub, water umbrella, birthday party room, and comfortable viewing area make this
an ideal family destination. The curling rink offers the perfect venue to host or watch a bonspiel
with 140-seat viewing lounge, which is also available to rent. On site, just a few steps away is
the Rotary arena that is used for a variety of events including curling, hockey, fitness classes,
yoga, summer camps for kids, and more. The DMCC Fairgrounds on the adjacent fields cover
over 50 acres of land which is home to the Dauphin Fair and other events. The space features
six baseball diamonds, concessions, agricultural barns, ample audience seating, and outdoor
track for harness, chariot, chuckwagon and stock car racing. The outdoor skating rink, also
located on the grounds, offers an ideal spot for leisurely skating with lights in the evenings
and heated change rooms. The Vermillion Park Sportsplex,
located just west of Vermillion Park Campground, is the
heart of summer recreation in Dauphin. It includes four
soccer pitches, six ball diamonds, a regulation rugby
pitch, a full-service concession and washroom
facility, and ample parking.
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Host your
meeting or
event with us!
Three meeting spaces that
can satisfy various needs and
accommodations
Two newly renovated and
refurnished meeting spaces
Catering service information
and booking
Complete kitchen facilities
Portable projection screen
Portable TV/VCR/DVD unit
Portable whiteboard easel
and flipcharts
Portable LCD projector
Free Internet access
Complimentary use of the
Dauphin Clinic Pharmacy
Walking Track, located at
Credit Union Place
Photocopying and faxing is
available in the Administration
Office (Charged accordingly)
Lion’s Den
Strilkiwski Room
The Lion’s Den provides a spacious room
of more than 5,000 square feet and
can accommodate up to 200 guests in
a banquet-style setup. Renovated in the
summer of 2011, the space provides a
fresh and clean feeling and its neutral
colour palate allows event organizers to
easily decorate to meet their needs.
With almost 840 square feet in
a square shape, the Strilkiwski Room
can comfortably host up to 50 guests and
overlooks the Credit Union Place Arena.
Curler’s Lounge
Newly renovated and furnished in neutral
colours, the Curler’s Lounge provides
more than 3,500 square feet of meeting
space. This meeting space can comfortably
accommodate up to 80 guests with round
tables. There are two built-in 40" LCD TVs
in the meeting space.
Credit Union Place Floor
Credit Union Place provides a spacious
conference floor of more than 17,000
square feet with capacity of 1,000
guests dependent on floor setup. This
space can accommodate more guests;
however, you are responsible for
contacting the Fire Chief and supplying
a map of the floor setup and requested
numbers. The Credit Union Place floor
is available April - July.
Our Rates
48-Hour Package
Half Day • 4 hours or less
Full Day • 8 hours or less
Hourly Rates • Available
Rental Fee Includes:
Tables/Chairs set up and take down, Sound
System, Projection Screen and Podium
Damage deposit is equal to rental fee
and is required at the time of booking.
Pre-event setup is negotiable and
dependant on availability.
Rates Available Upon Request
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VERMILLION PARK
Dauphin Recreation Services welcomes reservations from April 2
onwards for the 2015 camping season. Payment for sites is due
upon reservation. Please contact us for more information on our
policies, rates and information about beautiful Vermillion Park!
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For information on
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and bookings, please
contact Dauphin
Recreation Services
at 204-622-3109.
How to Book
Call 204-622-3150
or visit the Information
Desk at the Parkland
Rec Complex.
COMMUNITIES IN BLOOM
Each year, Dauphin in Bloom works on improving
the quality of life in the community through green
space development, floral displays, heritage
conservation, landscaping, urban forestry,
environmental action, and community engagement.
Dauphin in Bloom is committed to
maintaining the 5 Bloom status since
2004, the highest rating possible.
The City of Dauphin has been a
National Winner three times, most
recently in 2014 as National Class of
Champions (Small City Category) as
well as placing in the top three for the
Reforestation Program, competing with
600 communities across Canada.
The recent focus has been on creating
quiet areas for resting and relaxing
while enjoying a picnic lunch and the
beautiful surroundings. The goal is
to plant at least 50 trees each year
to replace diseased ones, in newly
developed areas, as well as school
yards and daycares while engaging
youth to assist with forestation efforts.
During the winter months, we light
up the trees and streets to make
the city bright and welcoming. Many
activities are planned to celebrate
winter including Tree Lighting, Parade
of Lights, Christmas at the Fort,
Homes-A-Glow and Family Fun Day!
For more information on the locations of parks and playgrounds
in Dauphin, check the City Map at the back of this guide. For hikes,
beaches and other adventures outside the city, visit tourismdauphin.ca.
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HERITAGE
Fort Dauphin Museum
Fort Dauphin Museum is Manitoba’s newest Star Attraction! The museum examines life
in the Parkland area including the lives and experiences of Aboriginal peoples 8,000 years
ago, early explorers and fur traders, the Métis people and the early pioneer settlers. An
impressive wooden palisade, suggestive of an 18th century fur trading post, protects the
museum. Numerous special events are held at this site year-round. The museum features
the Parkland Archaeological Laboratory, a resource centre with displays and information
on more than 1,000 archaeological sites in the region. Tours are welcome year-round.
Check www.tourismdauphin.ca for events at the Fort. (map P8)
4th Ave. S.W. / Jackson St. • 204-638-6630
N51°09’06.3” W100°03’44.9” 14U 0425692 UTM5667238
CNoR Station, a designated Manitoba Heritage Building
and Dauphin Rail Museum
The Canadian Northern
Railway (CNoR) was opened
to Dauphin in 1896 by
MacKenzie and Mann as part
of the Lake Manitoba Railway
and Canal Company’s route
to Winnipegosis.
was the architect of both
the station and nearby
roundhouse, and drawings
are available.
The active rail line is still
used daily by CN freight and
VIA passenger service to
The railway was the reason Churchill. VIA travellers form
Dauphin as we know it today a significant group within the
was established, and the
many visitors to the station
major investment in such
and museum.
a significant station by
From the earliest days, formal
1912 was a measure of the
gardens enhanced the station
importance of the railway
grounds and were part of the
in the region’s growth, in
attraction for travellers. There
large part due to the arrival
is still a park with pathways
of immigrants by rail. The
and interpretive information
station was vital to rail
for visitors to enjoy.
operations into the 1970s.
The restored station contains
Thanks to a major
commercial offices and
restoration completed in
the Dauphin Rail Museum,
2001, after the building
open during the summer
was rescued from threat of
months and otherwise by
demolition, the station has
appointment.
become an architectural
The museum houses
landmark in Dauphin and
pertinent artifacts,
a designated Manitoba
photographs, and other
Heritage building. Pratt
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information about the more
than 100 years of rail
operations in the region.
The museum holdings include
a PSC-type caboose, and one
can see the turntable and
roundhouse nearby which
is now the base for the city
public works operations.
Dauphin rail operations in
1954 are the inspiration for a
large HO scale model railway
layout. It is the focal point for
younger visitors and the many
school groups that visit, which
often combine a short trip on
VIA with a visit to the museum.
Visitors from centres such as
Winnipeg can visit Dauphin
by combining an exciting train
ride on VIA with other local
activities.
[email protected]
1-877-566-5669.
101 - 1st Ave. N.W.
N51°09’02.3” 100°03’07.3”
14U 0426420 UTM 5667103
Peter Fidler’s
Grave
Peter Fidler, a British
cartographer and surveyor
who worked for the
Hudson’s Bay Company,
explored and documented
many of the major rivers
throughout Western Canada.
From 1819-1822 he was
employed at Fort Dauphin
as District Manager for the
HBC. He died on December
17, 1822, and was buried
at the original Fort Dauphin
site. A grave marker stands
near where the fort once
stood, although the exact
site of the grave is unknown.
(map R15)
N51°18’24.0”
W099°55’30.5” 14U
0435513 UTM 5684335
CN Park
Due east of the station is the picturesque CN Park.
Take some time to stroll or picnic through this
central gathering spot in the community.
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page 42 for more information. (map P16)
Trembowla Cross
of Freedom
Historical Site & Museum
National Heritage Site,
Provincial Heritage Site
This historic site and museum honours
the first Ukrainian Catholic Liturgy
celebrated in Canada in 1897. Nearby,
on a bend in the Drifting River, stands
the provincially designated St. Michael’s
Ukrainian Catholic Church (c. 1898)
preserved as the first Ukrainian Catholic
Church in Canada. Other historic
buildings include a grotto, monuments,
a pioneer home, and a school displaying
artifacts from an early Ukrainian
settlement. Originally a wooden cross
was built at the site to commemorate
the pioneers’ freedom in a new land.
Following research by a historian, the
history of the first Cross of Freedom in
Canada became known and a permanent
granite cross was unveiled in 1966.
Open for tours July and August or
anytime by appointment.
Want to learn to bake bread in a peech,
make borscht, or thatch a roof? You can
do all three at Trembowla by booking
your group experience through Dauphin
Experiences at Trembowla. (map R9)
204-638-9641 or 204-638-9047
N51°16’20.9” W100°15’03.6”
14U 0412734 UTM 5680870
Selo Ukraina
Dedicated to promoting the awareness
and preservation of Ukrainian heritage
and culture, this popular festival site
boasts a 14,000 seat amphitheatre,
450–800 capacity hall, three outdoor
stages, vendor booths, Ukrainian
Musicians Hall of Fame, as well as a
Memorial Park and Heritage Village. It
is also home to Dauphin’s Countryfest,
Canada’s National Ukrainian Festival,
Manitoba MudRun, Manitoba Snowshoe
Run and countless special events
throughout the year. Located on the
northern escarpment of Riding Mountain
National Park, this site overlooks an
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Mary Maxim Company
The famous Mary Maxim Company,
known for its unique sweater designs,
had its beginning in Sifton around
1935 when a young CNR station
master named Willard McPhedrain
founded the company. By 1955 Mary
Maxim had grown immensely and the
business moved its operations to 2nd
Ave N.E. in Dauphin where it continued to employ many people from all
over the region. In 1959, the company once again expanded and moved
to Paris, Ontario, where it still exists
today. The Mary Maxim products are
presently sold in almost every country in the world and this well-known
business’ success all originated from
its humble beginnings in Sifton.
exquisite landscape. Attractions at
Selo Ukraina are open by appointment
or during Canada’s National Ukrainian
Festival. (map R22)
Highway 10 South
204-638-9401 or 204-638-4374
N51°02’25.9” W100°04’47.6”
14U 0424288 UTM 5654669
The Historic Ukrainian
Catholic Church of the
Resurrection
National Heritage Site,
Provincial Heritage Site
Constructed between 1936 and 1939
by volunteers during the peak of the
Depression, this splendid church features
the early Kievan style of Eastern Byzantine
architecture. Designed by Father Philip
Ruh with iconography completed by
Theodore Baran, this church is known as
a “Prairie Cathedral.” Guided tours, as
well as tours featuring traditional Ukrainian
cuisine, are available upon request. See
39 - 11th Ave. S.W.
204-638-5511 / 204-638-4618 /
204-638-4659
N51°08’31.4” W100°03’43.2”
14U 0425708 UTM 5666158
Architectural Walking Tour
Want to know more about Dauphin’s history
and its structures? An Architectural Walking
Tour guide and map of Dauphin’s most
historic and beautiful buildings is available
for download at tourismdauphin.ca. Watch
for QR codes around town!
The Spinning Wheel Cairn
The cairn was built in 2000 to honour
Sifton pioneer families and recognize
Willard McPhedrain, founder of the Mary
Maxim Company. (map R32c)
Memorial Park
At the Memorial Park, Selo Ukraina pays
tribute to Ukrainian Canadians who fought
for Canada in the last century. The Tomb
of the Ukrainian Soldier commemorates
the 100th Anniversary of the first arrival
of Ukrainian pioneers in Canada. The
Filip Konowal Victoria Cross monument
acknowledges receipt of Canada’s highest
honour for valour in combat. The site also
recognizes the 80th anniversary of the
end of Canada’s first national internment
operations and there is a dedication to the
memory of victims of the genocidal Ukraine
Great Famine of 1932 to 1933. (map R32c)
204-638-9401
Lest We Forget…
Dauphin Cenotaph was unveiled on
June 19, 1924, in a ceremony attended
by Lieutenant-Governor James Aikins and
Premier John Bracken. It commemorates
men from the local area killed during the
First World War and Second World War.
Eighty more names were added following
the Second World War. Initially installed
in front of the Dauphin railway station,
the cenotaph was moved to its present
location on Memorial Boulevard in 1964.
Available at the Watson Art Centre
104 - 1st Avenue N.W., Dauphin, MB
Open Monday to Friday • 12 pm - 5 pm
204-638-6231
watsonartcentre.com
The Dauphin Agricultural
Society Celebrates 125 Years!
The Dauphin Agricultural Society office is
hidden in a rather out-of-the-way corner
of the Parkland Rec Centre in Dauphin and
if you aren’t a member of the organization,
you likely wouldn’t know it was there.
Even living in Dauphin for the last 6 years,
working in a position where you seemingly
get to know every nook and cranny of the
city, Dauphin still holds little surprises and
thrills, and some of that lies in exploring the
history of this unique community.
When I called to ask if anyone might be able
to speak with me about the Ag Society’s
125th Anniversary, I was eagerly greeted
by Pat Boyd, a joyful little woman who has
been with the Ag Society for an impressive
number of years. An easy stroll to the Rec
Centre followed by a few wrong turns in
the back channels of the building and
I located the office, which, as the door
opened, I realized must be holding all 125
years of documentation. Pat and I got into
conversation immediately and I quickly
realized that I would need to take notes. I
love looking at images from what seems
another world and this is how Pat told me
the story of the Dauphin region and how the
Ag Society was arguably the most critical
element of its establishment. We combed
through hundreds of fantastic pictures and
laughed at some of the fascinating and
seemingly absurd advertising of the day and
eventually we moved into the story written
down by this impressively old organization,
and it is told as follows…
Around the year 1883, a pair of brothers by
the name of Nagle were having one heck
of a prosperous time in the rich valley,
between the Duck and Riding Mountains.
Coming home from delivering goods, the
brothers stopped in Gladstone, Manitoba.
Here they told the Whitmore family of the
abundant hunting, fishing and the fertile,
rich soil which supported fields of wild fruit
and berries that turned red with lilies in the
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spring. That very summer, a party led by
Tom Whitmore struck out from Gladstone
to see the claims of the Nagle brothers for
themselves. The party found the claims
to be true and realizing the possibility of
production in this otherwise unsettled
region, decided to plant the first crops –
the hearty potato. Carving their names in
trees and staking out land for some of the
first homesteads in the area, the group
returned home after a total of two weeks.
Although Whitmore led the initial exploration
of the area, it was the Edwards family who
traveled back that September to harvest
their crop of potatoes. They decided to stay
the winter of 1883-84, not only braving
the extreme elements but doing so without
the support of neighbours and the nearest
supplies a 10-day trip, up to 200 miles away.
In 1890, Whitmore determined a need for
pioneer families to gather in the newly
settled region and decided to plan a
fair to showcase produce and visit with
friends, family and neighbours. It was a
great success and the following year, Mr.
Whitmore held the first official fair (Canadian
Charter 30). This marked the inception of the
first official club in Dauphin, an organization
that continues to grow and flourish and
proudly celebrates 125 years in 2016.
Although the fair is now held on the DRCSS
grounds (next to the rec centre), the fair was
originally held south of the city. It was later
moved to where the current Pioneer Park is,
along the Vermillion River, and eventually
to the site we know of today. The 125th
Dauphin Agricultural Society Fair will be held
July 1–3, 2016 at the DRCSS Fairgrounds.
Find out more at dauphinagsociety.com.
To learn more about the history of early
settlers to the area, try Dogtown to
Dauphin (Adam S. Little, 1988).
To read this and other blogs about
Dauphin please visit tourismdauphin.ca/
funstuff/blog
Photo: Dori Fee
Article submitted
by: Tourism Dauphin
“...decided to plan a fair, just like they
had in the old country to showcase
produce and visit with friends, family
and neighbours who they were not
able to see as frequently.”
Photo: Dori Fee
Photo: Dori Fee
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HIKE
& BIKE
Riding Mountain National
Park has over 400 kms of
trails for hikers, mountain
bikers, and horse packers.
While most of the hiking
trails are single use, a good
portion of the extensive
trail system is designated
as multi-use. Only a short
drive from Dauphin, several
hikes can be accessed
from park roads, including
Highway 10. The park’s
trail network is largely
interconnected with many
trails only accessible from
other trails rather than
road-accessible trailheads.
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Reeve’s Ravine Trail is located
on the east side of the park and
provides an 11.5-kilometre loop
trail that rises 541 feet from the
trailhead to the summit. Access
this and other trails on Highway
19, the East Gate entrance,
and take a rolling, scenic drive
through the east escarpment
with endless opportunities for
photography and wildlife viewing.
Thanks to the efforts of
several local volunteer
organizations, many trails
are open to cross-country
skiers and back-country
skiers during the winter
months. The Manitoba
Escarpment provides
exceptional viewpoints
over the park and the
surrounding region.
The RMNP and Duck
Mountain Provincial Park
websites provide yearround lists of current
trail conditions. Between
the two parks, there are
over 450 kms of trails to
enjoy, ranging from easy
to difficult and allowing
for walking, biking, horse
back riding and, in some
cases, ATVs. Get out and
experience Dauphin’s
beautiful surroundings
today! There are trails
for absolutely everyone,
including the Boreal Trail
in RMNP, a fully accessible
interpretive trail!
Photo: Riding Mountain National Park / Parks Canada
Riding Mountain
National Park (RMNP) is
a unique mix of habitats
characteristic of eastern,
western, and northern
Canada. The intersection
of environments forms a
diverse pattern of forests,
grasslands and valleys
which allows for a variety
of mammals, such as black
bears, moose, elk, wolves
and coyotes.
Reeve’s Ravine Trail
in Riding Mountain
National Park!
Reeve’s Ravine Trail
East Gate
McCreary
Clear Lake
Legend
Trail
Trails Near Dauphin
CYCLING ADVENTURES
GREAT HIKES
FAMILY FRIENDLY (less than 1 hour)
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Dauphin Lake:
Rainbows, Eagles
& Northern Lights
Rainbow Beach Provincial Park, on the southwestern shore
of the lake, is the perfect spot for an afternoon getaway
or a weekend away from it all. The park offers swimming
and recreation for the kids, and quiet nights by the lake
for parents. Located only minutes from Dauphin, the park
has both spacious and private campsites and three large
“... a favourite of locals to watch
the sunset near the silhouette of
Riding Mountain National Park
while listening to the sounds of
the abundant local wildlife.”
public areas great for gatherings. Enjoy scenic walks
along the shore while kids keep busy with swimming and
playgrounds, making sandcastles and frolicking along sand
bars that provide a safe and interesting swimming area. The
water bodies of Crooked and Crawford Creeks flow within
the park with a boat launch and meandering pathways
by the channels located just west of the campground.
The beach and picnic areas, playground, ball diamonds,
horseshoe pits and hiking trails contribute to the outdoor
experience, while the modern washrooms and showers
provide added comfort. The nearby Dauphin Lake Golf
Resort offers a diversion for the vacationing golfer with
a full-service club that’s great for a rainy day meal. Lake
Dauphin provides excellent opportunities for fishing and
recreation, and on a sunny day you will see much of this
until the sun begins to set. Certainly, it is a favourite of
locals to watch the sunset near the silhouette of Riding
Mountain National Park while listening to the sounds of the
abundant local wildlife. Come check out Dauphin Lake this
summer and take in a sunrise, sunset and a free show from
Directions: Located 24 km (15 miles)
east of Dauphin on PTH20.
Toll Free Information : 1-800-214-6497
For directions to Sifton Beach and
Stony Point Beach Campground,
see map on page 66.
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Photo: Kelly Michaluk Photography
the legendary northern lights of Manitoba.
Watchable Wildlife:
Bald Eagles on Dauphin Lake
The mature Bald Eagle is unmistakable with its dark brown
body and white head and tail. Look for the Bald Eagle
near Dauphin Lake, often perched at the top of a tree
overlooking the water looking for its favourite food, fish!
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GEOCACHING
Geocaching is a
high-tech treasure
hunting game played
throughout the world
by adventure seekers
equipped with GPSenabled devices.
Cachefest:
Superheroes
Invade
September 10
The basic idea is to
locate hidden
containers, called
geocaches, outdoors
and then share your
experiences online.
Anyone can use
coordinates found at
geocaching.com to
locate geocaches.
What do you need?
What are you looking for?
GPS-enabled device or GPS-enabled
smartphone with a geocaching
app. Visit geocaching.com for
free membership. Internet access
needed to download geocache
information and log your finds.
Geocaches (the containers)
range in size from a dime to
a large five gallon pail. Every
geocache contains a logbook or
log sheet for you to sign.
Collect your own Dauphin GEOCOIN today!
Dauphin Geocoins are a unique gift idea and a great travel
memory! Available for purchase at City Hall, 100 Main Street South.
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Photo: Riding Mountain National Park
Clear Lake Golf Course
Located at the east end of Clear Lake, the historic
Clear Lake Golf Course is well known for its
naturally beautiful views of the lake and boreal
forest. Located in Riding Mountain National Park, it
is a par 72, 18-hole course with grass greens and
rolling fairways, as well as hills and scenic valleys.
It is also known as one of the most environmentallyfriendly courses in Canada, having been a finalist
for the Tourism Industry Association of Canada
Sustainable Tourism Award in 2009. (map R23)
204-848-4653 • clearlakegolfcourse.com
Dauphin Lake Golf Resort This 18-hole,
1,610 yard, par 70 course with a rating of 69.8 is on the
beautiful shore of Dauphin Lake. A challenging course
known for its rolling and slightly tiered greens, the Dauphin
Lake Golf Resort course has narrow fairways, numerous
trees and shrubs, plus sand and grass bunkers, with water
hazards on several greens. Amenities include a Pro Shop,
lessons, driving range, reservations, a licensed restaurant
and lounge with outdoor patio, club rentals, power or pull
cart rentals, and equipment repair. Camping is just two
minutes away at Rainbow Beach Provincial Park. (map R17)
Gilbert Plains Country Club
This scenic par 70, 18-hole course is located along
the winding Valley River on the edge of the town
of Gilbert Plains. Amenities include grass greens,
sand bunkers, club house with licensed restaurant,
equipment and cart rentals, and pro-shop. (map R31)
204-548-2118 • golfgilbertplains.com
Under new management.
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DAUPHIN PUBLIC LIBRARY
Whether you are a stay-at-home parent, a
manga fan, or a business person, your public
library is here to support your curiosity. From
picture books to graphic novels to books
on how to maximize your social networking
skills, the library’s collections are broad
and eclectic. If the library does not have the
information you want in-house, the librarians
are happy to help you track it down.
What are you
interested in these
days? Your library is
into it too!
The library works hard to develop
relationships with other community
groups to assist them in achieving
their mandates whether it is in the
arts, business, childcare, or education.
Our programming efforts are diverse
and reflect the interests of our patrons
and the community at large. This
year over 3,000 people will take part
in programs initiated or assisted by
Dauphin Public Library. Not all our
programs happen inside our doors—
sometimes we head out and share the
library’s inspirational spirit in local
schools, daycares, seniors’ centres,
and in the streets of our city.
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Services
• Books, audiobooks, DVDs,
E-Books, E-audiobooks
• Newspapers, magazines
• French language materials
for youth and adults
• Inter-library requests
• Free access to internet
connected computers
• Free Wi-Fi access
• Photocopier, scanner, and
card reader
• Colour printing available
• One-on-one assistance for
new gadgets, e-readers, etc.
• Projector rental
• Microfilm of the Dauphin Herald
dating back to early 1900s
• Simplified language materials
for new English readers
• Sign Language learning DVDs
for babies and toddlers
• Home delivery for shut-ins
• Meeting space available (inquire)
• Exam proctoring for patrons
studying via distance education
Programming & Events
Children’s
Programming
• Infant rhyme time group for
preschool children
• Summer reading club and
activities
• Active support to other local
summer camps
• Drop-in activity, afternoons
during school in-service days
/ Spring Break
• National Child Day celebration
• February “I Love to Read”
outreach program
• Annual Street Fair activities
Displays
• Large display space for a variety
of art forms
• Regular displays by local painters,
quilters, and photographers
• Travelling art displays
• Special art resource books
Music Nights /
Performances
• Third Thursday Music featuring
local musicians
• Opportunity for youth performers
from elementary to high school
• Annual Christmas show by Youth
Drama group
• Arts Alive weekend around town
• Pecha Kucha nights
(20 images x 20 seconds)
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SKATE PARK
The state-of-the-art skate park facility has come into being through
the efforts of many people and organizations in our community.
Its history began in 2000 when George Graham, a young
skateboard enthusiast, brought together resources and youth to get
things started. Those early years consisted of wooden structures
that were utilized indoors at the Dauphin Rec. Centre. A small board
of volunteers consisting of Judy King, Sherry Birss, Dave Bloomfield
and Tammy Laurie worked hard to keep the seasonal facility
operational. Gradually those structures fell into disrepair. However,
the passion for a permanent skateboard park gained momentum.
In 2006 the Healthy Dauphin Committee, lead by Bill Hart, began
a concerted effort to develop a plan for a skateboard park. Many
meetings were initiated with local and provincial government
representatives, along with Dauphin Rec. Services and volunteers,
who saw the need for a permanent facility.
In 2009 a public meeting was held at the Lion’s Den to consolidate
all the interest in planning and constructing the park. Out of that
meeting a committee was established under the leadership of
Rod Carberry.
The City of Dauphin provided the land for this location that was
purchased from CNR. The Province of Manitoba, in cooperation
with MLA Stan Struthers, provided substantial funding.
Costing over half a million dollars, this park is made possible
by the generous donations of many organizations and individuals
in Dauphin. We now have a permanent multi-use facility for
skateboarders, bikers and snowboarders. It will take its place
as one of the most utilized recreational facilities in Dauphin.
Dauphin Neighborhood Renewal Corporation provided funding for a
feasibility study. The search for a location began.
D-Town Plaza is an excellent recreational asset that will provide
a sustaining legacy to the visionaries and enthusiasts who worked
together to make it happen.
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Pieces
• Moccasins
• Mukluks
• Dream Catchers
• Art
• Accessories
*Please note that we do
customization upon request
Classes
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• Dance Lessons
• Baking Classes
• Cooking Lessons
• Candle Making
• Knitting
• Sewing
• Pillow Making
• Moccasins
• Dream Catchers
• Beading
• Traditional Aboriginal Crafts
And more!
Events
• Annual Square Dance
Competition
• Free Summer Camp
• Picnic in the Park
• Christmas Dinner
• Old Tyme Dance
210 1st Avenue N.E. • Dauphin, MB • 204-638-5707
Find us on Facebook for more information and schedule.
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The Dauphin Multi-Purpose
Senior Centre: Keeping our
finger on the pulse of the
senior community!
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The senior centre opened in the fall
of 1989 creating a gathering place
for seniors to go and enhancing the
vibrancy of retired life in Dauphin. The
Centre has a board of eleven directors,
administrator and four staff as well as
a 500 person membership! The centre
makes fees affordable for seniors –
contact us today for updated rates!
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Meet the Locals!
Profile: 730 CKDM
Al Gaines,
Morning Announcer
730 CKDM has been a vital part
of Dauphin and area for 65 years.
The station is independently owned,
which in today’s broadcast landscape
makes it truly unique. Considering
consolidation of many radio
operations over the past 10 years,
CKDM is a standalone, locallyowned, AM radio operation which
has maintained an excellent level of
success over the years.
CKDM recently completed
construction of a 5000 square
ft. office and studio complex and
moved in November 2015 to the new
south side location. The station has
maintained a staff of between 15 and
20 employees for the last 40 years,
and with a new building and new
business projects in the making,
there is no stopping this little media
engine that could!
CKDM began broadcasting in Dauphin
in 1951 and is celebrating its 65th
birthday this year. The management
team consists of the General Manager,
Allan Truman, Hector Paulhus (Sales
and Operations Manager) and Bruce
Leperre (Program and Music
Director). The team has combined
experience of well over 90 years.
Some of the popular programming
includes the Al Morning Show with
Al Gaines. Listeners buy and sell on
the very popular Bargain Bin Program,
a local gem with all kinds of unique
finds and entertaining call-ins.
CKDM offers extensive coverage of
The Dauphin Kings Junior hockey
club with Sport Director and playby-play man, Christian Laughland.
They are local inside and out. The
crew can be found at most local
events in the area and if you listen
in, most days you’ll hear local
people on the air with us live,
telling their story.
Hector Paulhus,
Sales & Operations
Manager
CKDM was won many awards over
the years including the Golden Hand
Award for Manitoba Media and most
recently Radio Station of the Year at
the Manitoba Country Music Awards!
If you see us out and about in
the community, don’t hesitate to
say hello!
For more information visit www.730ckdm.com or call 204-622-3230.
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Bruce Leperre,
Director of Music &
Programming
Christian Laughland,
Sports Director
Meet the Locals!
Profile: Kelly Michaluk Photography
How long have
you been a
photographer?
I have been a professional
photographer for 22 years
operating my own portrait
studio in Dauphin. I am a
member of the Professional
Photographers of Canada
(PPOC) and currently
board treasurer of PPOC
– Manitoba Chapter. I am
nationally accredited in
Children’s Portraiture and
Environmental Portraiture.
What inspired
you to become a
photographer?
I was always interested
in the arts as far back
as I can remember. My
high school Commercial
Art teacher, Mr. Elias,
first introduced me to
photography. After highschool I went on to study
at the Alberta College of
Art and Design. In 1993
I had the opportunity
to move back to my
hometown of Dauphin and
take over an established
portrait studio. I haven't
looked back since!
How did you hone
your skill?
Photography is a mixture
of technical skill and
creativity. The technical
part I learned while
studying at ACAD and
by attending workshops
and conventions given by
Professional Photographers
of Canada. Being a
member of Professional
Photographers of Canada
has connected me
with a lot of talented
photographers. I know
that if I have a question
or want to bounce an
idea off someone there
is always someone in the
association willing to listen
and help out. I will never
stop learning even after
doing photography for 22
years! I am inspired by
light: the coolness, warmth,
harshness and softness
of light; how light falls on
objects to create texture
and how it can create
patterns; and of course,
how it can drastically affect
the mood of an image!
I enjoy photographing
while travelling and love
photographing children,
newborns, families and
graduates. I also should
add that I am extremely
lucky to be able to live in
a location that offers so
many gorgeous spots to do
photo shoots. The Parkland
is a gem for photography.
What did you have
to do to capture
the Northern Lights
image on the cover
of this magazine?
I have been photographing
the Northern Lights for
a couple of years now
and love it! (Mostly
photographing them
towards the end of the
summer when it's still
warm and comfortable
sitting through the long
exposures!) It's exciting
to see what the camera
will capture that the naked
eye can’t see. People in
our area know that I love
photographing the Northern
Lights and will even send
me texts or Facebook
messages in the middle of
the night letting me know
when they are out! I often
get my brother to tag along
with me on the shoots to
help out or just hang out
with me. He was in one of
the images Travel Manitoba
used in their Instagram
Moments book using the
hash tag #ExploreMB. The
photo on the cover was
taken at Rainbow Beach. I
used a Nikon D800 camera
mounted on a tripod. Nikon
10mm 2.8 lens, ISO 800,
13s exposure.
For more information visit www.kellymichaluk.com.
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WINTERLIFE
IN DAUPHIN
Some communities go into hibernation during the winter months. Dauphin comes
alive! In 2009, Communities in Bloom ended the national Winterlights competition
but our community kept going by expanding the initiative and calling it WinterLife,
Dauphin. Each year the committee helps to bring together winter events such as
the Parade of Lights, Annual Christmas Tree Lighting & Moonlight Madness, Winter
Family Fun Day, Louis Riel Day, Homes Aglow Competition, and new this year, the
Winter Spirit Festival. Check our event listings and online calendar for more details!
Dauphin’s focus on winter activities
started in 2007 when the national
WinterLights competition was launched by
Communities in Bloom. The WinterLights
Celebrations encouraged municipalities,
large and small, to showcase winter
activities, festive celebrations, and visual
decorations that promote Canada’s appeal
as a winter tourism destination and
improve the quality of life in communities
across the country. The program also
promoted the involvement and actions
of citizens and volunteers of all ages,
the municipal government, service
organizations, industry, and commerce.
In 2007, we received five out of five
stars for our efforts.
Snowshoeing &
Cross-Country Skiing
With so many trail options in and around
Dauphin for cross-country skiing and
snowshoeing, this is a prime area for
winter adventures! Vermillion Park has
3 km of groomed trails including night
skiing along fully-lit trails until 11 pm.
Nearby trails in RMNP (map R25):
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Edwards Creek Trail, Moderate, 5.4 km
Beach Ridges, Easy, 3.5 km
Broadleaf Trail, Moderate, 4.2 km
Crawford Creek, Difficult, 10 km
Hilton Trail, Moderate, 16 km
Moon Lake, Difficult, 9.2 km
The five north-end ski trails close to
Dauphin at Riding Mountain National
Park (Broadleaf, Beach Ridges, Crawford
Creek, Hilton and Edwards Creek) will
all be open for the 2016 ski season. The
trails are maintained by a committed
group of local volunteers who are a
part of the larger Riding Mountain Trails
Stewards Association. Trail conditions
are kept current at the RMNP website.
pc.gc.ca/riding
The Dauphin & District
Snowmobile Club
From September to March you can
catch the Dauphin Kings Junior “A”
Hockey Club in action in the Manitoba
Junior Hockey League at Credit Union
Place. The 2010 MJHL Champions,
Anavet Cup Champions and RBC Cup
finalists, the Dauphin Kings are closely
involved in several not-for-profit
organizations in the community and
never disappoint their loyal fans on
or off the ice. Check website for a full
schedule of Dauphin Kings home games.
This award winning club services
and maintains over 400 kms of trail
in the area with routes linking the
national and provincial parks and
surrounding communities. Trails
lead right to service areas, warming
shacks, access to ice fishing and
pristine nature. Trails connect with
other routes maintained by
Intermountain, Swan River and
Ochre River Snowmobile clubs
offering access to the Duck
Mountain range and the escarpment
area along the Riding Mountains.
For more information on trail
conditions, events, and downloadable
resources, visit the website at:
202 - 1st Ave. S.E.,
Phone: 204-622-5461
or 1-877-585-4647,
dauphinkings.com
dauphinsnowmobileclub.com
Questions? Call 204-622-3157
pc.gc.ca/riding
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Dauphin Kings
Curling
No matter your age, you can curl!
Dauphin has curling leagues for
everyone. Whether you want to curl
competitively or just for fun, there is a
curling league for you. These leagues
range as follows: Seniors, Men’s,
Ladies, Farmers (mixed), Legions
(mixed), and Junior (children/youth).
Dauphin has one of the greatest curling
facilities in the province.
Skating - Tie up your skates and head to the DCT Outdoor Rink,
Rotary Arena or Credit Union Place for public skating. Contact
Dauphin Recreation Services for times and locations.
Phone: 204-622-3150 or 204-622-3112
More Winter Fun!
Winter is a busy time of year
with lots of things to do!
Visit one of our many parks
to build a snowman, have a
family snowball fight, make a
snow angel, go tobogganing,
or build an igloo. Enjoy a
minor hockey tournament
or curling bonspiels held
throughout the winter.
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BLAZING TRAILS!
What does it mean to be nestled between two of the highest elevations
in Manitoba? For Dauphin, it generally means a ton of snow! The trails
in this spectacular region of the province have been referred to as
“lovingly kept” and cover a whopping 450 kms of groomed trail. The
Dauphin & District Snowmobile Club has an impressive membership
of over 100 and the club is active in the region hosting a bevy of
great events that are well attended each year. Keep in mind, official
Snopasses are required to ride on Manitoba’s trail network. In Dauphin,
Snopasses may be purchased at the following locations:
MacMillan Insurance 204-638-3115 • Aspen Insurance 204-622-7776 • Love & Persson Group 204-622-7600
Here, Sylvain Paquet,
president of the Dauphin
club, describes his top
two riding destinations
in the region!
Riding Mountain Trail
To get on this trail, you ride out of
Dauphin to the east. This will take
you to Ochre River, which is a small
community. From Dauphin to Ochre
River it is mostly field riding and
offers a bit of treeline. After you hit
Ochre River, you go south and this
will take you into more bushy areas
and zigzag trails through the trees.
You then come back west and you
reach the park boundary of Riding
Mountain National Park.
“You’ll see an abundance of wildlife
here,” said Paquet. “We get lots of
deer, elk, coyotes, foxes, prairie
chickens; and near the park boundary
sometimes you can spot a timber
wolf. As you’re riding this trail, you
get into the hills where you’re going
up and down and around curves.
Before you head back, again you have
to stop on top of Riding Mountain.
Depending on visibility, you can see
all the way to Dauphin and it’s just
gorgeous. We are thinking of putting
a shelter here so people can stay and
enjoy the view.”
If sledders have had enough after
enjoying the view, they can head
north back up to Dauphin. This route
from Dauphin is about 80 kilometres.
If you want to keep going, you can
continue to Keld by following the
park boundary. Keld is located down
in the valley and here lies a beautiful
shelter with wood, an outhouse,
stove and some cooking utensils.
This route from Dauphin through
Keld and back up to Dauphin is about
130 to 140 kilometres and is also
one of Paquet’s favourites.
Dauphin to Winnipegosis
and Ethelbert
Another favourite ride of Paquet’s is
north of Dauphin. This is a new trail
that opened last winter. You depart
Dauphin from the north and head out,
mostly on farmers’ fields. You then
connect to the old rail bed, which
is a straight line that is groomed
regularly. This trail will take you to
the small community of Sifton. There
is a fork in the road here. Paquet
suggest you turn right and head
towards Fork River. When you get to
Fork River, you go into the ditch on
the trail all the way to Winnipegosis.
“There are restaurants, gas bars and
hotels here, so you can stay overnight
if you choose,” said Paquet. “Then
you can get back on the trail and head
to Ethelbert, where there is a shelter
you can stop at. Ethelbert also offers
restaurants and a gas bar. You then
head back towards Sifton. The loop
is about 140 kilometres, so it’s
a good ride. Between Winnipegosis
and Ethelbert is lots of bush riding
and nice zigzag trails. Closer to
Ethelbert there are more open fields
and lots of deer and elk.
“What I like most about sledding is
the community involvement,” said
Paquet. “I love meeting people from
all over. It’s also a great way to not
be stuck inside all winter. If you’re an
outdoor person, this is the best way
to see areas you would never see if
you didn’t snowmobile.”
To ride trails in Manitoba, you need a
SnoPass from Snoman (Snowmobilers
of Manitoba). You can either purchase
an annual pass or buy a seven-day
SnoPass. You can purchase these
at any Manitoba Public Insurance
(MPI) agent in the province. The other
option is to become a member of
the Dauphin & District Snowmobile
Club for $20 and you automatically
become a Snoman member.
For trail maps and other information on the Dauphin & District Snowmobile Club,
please visit: dauphinsnowmobileclub.com. Article from: SnoRidersWest.com
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Photo: Sandy Black
ICE FISHING
As we barreled across
the snow and ice towards
the village of fishing
shacks, I glanced back at
the ladies all cozy in the
Bombardier and smiled.
I was certain this was one
of the best ways to enjoy
a snowy Saturday in
Manitoba.
I had signed up for a day of guided
ice fishing with a group of women
and our guide was Sticky’s Bait and
Tackle based in Dauphin. I was a bit
apprehensive—I had been fishing
many times, but never in the winter
and never through a hole in the ice.
I wasn’t sure what to expect, but
being the adventurous type, I decided
to give it a shot.
We met up with Sticky at the edge of
Lake Dauphin. We were also greeted
by a captivating 1950s Bombardier
snowmobile capable of carrying a
dozen people. We piled in and set out
for the shacks. We felt like royalty
being shuttled in this restored and
unique Bombardier and giggled as we
hit snow drifts and plowed right on
through with ease.
When we made it to the fishing shacks
the real fun began. Sticky gave us
some demonstrations covering the
basics of ice fishing. As we claimed
our fishing holes we started waging
bets—who would be the first one to
catch a fish, who would catch the
biggest fish, how many fish would
we catch? Sticky just smiled and
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@littlegraybird
laughed and said we would not be
disappointed. And we weren’t. Within
minutes a scream of delight was heard
and Sticky went running to help one of
our novice fisherman pull in her catch
with ease. It’s a keeper! The first fish
of the day was tossed into a container
and bets were back on as to who
would catch the next one.
We all caught multiple fish, and with
Sticky watching closely and helping
us learn the tricks of the trade we
handled it like old pros.
Halfway through the day it was time
to take a break and feast out on the
ice. There was a fully catered lunch,
cooked right there by the shacks.
Salads, barbeque steak, fries, shrimp
and cheesecake filled our bellies and
replenished our energy. As I sat there
with the sun beating down on me on
the brisk winter day, surrounded by
a great group of people, I was happy.
I knew I was hooked. Hooked on
ice fishing, hooked on experiencing
winters in Manitoba to the fullest, and
hooked on Sticky’s Bait and Tackle.
Are you interested in getting a group
together and booking a guided ice
fishing trip to beat the winter blues?
It’s a great way to experience winter in
Manitoba and enjoy life to its fullest.
For more information on
Sticky’s Bait and Tackle
and guided fishing trips in
the Dauphin area visit 1301
Main St. S., Dauphin, or visit
stickysbaitandtackle.com.
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CUSTOM GROUP
EXPERIENCES
What if we told you that Dauphin’s Experience Delivery Team has the ability
to give your group a lasting memory? Rich in cultural history, Dauphin has
developed custom group experiences that engage the senses, teach the
traditions of cultures, and showcase the amazing stories of local experts. We can
help craft a tailored, memorable experience, perfect for RV tours, family reunions,
corporate retreats and conferences, or any group looking for something out of
the ordinary. Visit tourismdauphin.ca for more detailed descriptions of group
experiences and don’t forget—we can customize!
Trembowla
Learn the traditions of
Ukrainian settlers; bake
bread in traditional clay
ovens; learn to make
borscht from beginning
to end. Trembowla Cross
of Freedom Historical
Site and Museum has
been immaculately
maintained and is the
perfect setting to sweep
visitors back in time.
Dauphin’s 7-Seater CUBI: Let your group ride on the wild side!
The newest attraction to our package experiences is the seven-seat conference bicycle
brought to you by Dauphin Plains Credit Union. The bike is perfect for corporate purposes,
offering a way to take business meetings outside in the fresh air! The CUBi is also a perfect
way to see Dauphin slowly. Take the bike on Dauphin’s self-guided architectural tour, ride
through town on a geocaching adventure, or grab six more friends and go on a garden tour!
The bike is easy to use, safe, and features a convenient baggage area for purses, phones,
jackets, or picnics! Call Tourism Dauphin today for more information!
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Savour the
Flavour
This experience features
mouth-watering,
traditional Ukrainian
fare. Eat a full meal of
borscht, cabbage rolls,
perogies, beet leaves,
cheese roll, sausage,
and desserts while you
listen to live music on
traditional Ukrainian
instruments. This
package has many addons including Ukrainian
dance performances and
instruction, and traditional
Ukrainian Easter bread
making. Eat, sing, dance,
and take away your bread
leaving you with a memory
you will never forget.
HOSTING EVENTS IN DAUPHIN
FACILITY
CONTACT
ROOM & CAPACITY
It’s all in the details!
Looking to host an
event in Dauphin? Start
with Tourism Dauphin.
We can help answer
any questions you have
about hosting your
next event. We have the
information you need
on rentals, venues,
entertainment, catering
services and more!
EVENT ENTERTAINMENT
Many talented musicians have contributed to
Dauphin's musical heritage, not the least of
which was Frances Watson, an accomplished
violinist. She, along with her husband Vern
Watson, were integral to the preservation of one
of our architectural landmarks, the Watson Arts
Centre. Many musicians have gained exposure
on the stage of the WAC, bringing high quality
entertainment to our community.
Since 2007, Stringed Harmony has provided
musical entertainment at a number of local and
regional venues including wedding ceremonies and
receptions, The Dauphin Community Foundation
Recognition event, Chamber of Commerce Annual
Dinner, the Fireman’s Ball, the opening of the
Countryfest Community Cinema in 2009, the 2010
RBC Cup banquet, and most recently at a Federal
government event in Russell, Manitoba.
Stringed Harmony is available to perform
at weddings, formal dinners, funerals, and
celebratory events, highlighting their featured
classical, contemporary and sacred styles. Plan
your next event to include this accomplished
musical trio.
For booking and inquiries, contact Lorraine Schmidt at 204-638-7861.
You can also find Stringed Harmony on Facebook at facebook.com/StringedHarmony
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Riding Mountain B
RIDING MOUNTAIN
BIOSPHERE RESERVE
DID YOU KNOW
Did You Know
WHAT IS A BIOSPHERE RESERVE?
Sustain a future for our
economy & make a dif
Designated by UNESCO (the United
Nations Educational, Scientific, and
Cultural Organization) a biosphere reserve
demonstrates a “balanced relationship
between humans and the biosphere.”
WHAT IS A BIOSPHERE RESERVE?
Designated by UNESCO (the United
SUSTAIN Scientific,
A FUTURE
FOR OUR CHILDREN, GROW A HEALTHY
Nations Educational,
and Cultural
Organization)
a biosphere
ECONOMY
& reserve
MAKE A DIFFERENCE TO OUR PLANET.
Where is the Biosphere Reserve?
demonstrates a “balanced relationship
between humans and the biosphere.”
Through collaborative efforts we
promote sustainable local economies
and communities while conserving the
area’s ecosystems.
Through collaborative
efforts we promote
BIOSPHERE
sustainable local economies and
RESERVE?
communities while conserving the area’s
ecosystems.
HOW MANY ARE THERE?
There are 656 biosphere reserves in
120 countries worldwide.
HOW MANY ARE THERE IN
CANADA?
There are 16 biosphere reserves in Canada.
We were the fourth biosphere reserve in
Canada and for many years the largest in
Canada. We are the only one in Manitoba.
HOW CAN I HELP THE RIDING
MOUNTAN BIOSPHERE RESERVE?
Please help us sustain a future for our
children, grow a healthy economy and
make a difference to our planet.
DONATE, VOLUNTEER, BE A
MEMBER OR PARTNER WITH US…
RMBR.CA
United Nations
Educational, Scientific and
Cultural Organization
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WHERE IS THE
It includes Riding Mountain
National
Park & the 12
HOW MANY
ARE THERE?
surrounding municipalities.
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biosphere
reserves
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nearly
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HOW MANY ARE THERE IN CANADA?
OUR MISSION
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To foster and encourage
Canada. We were the fourth biosphere
a Canada
sustainable
reserve in
and forcommunity
many years the
based
regional
largest in Canada. We are economy,
the only one in
with high biodiversity,
Manitoba.
landscape, and social
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as a key component.
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Donate, Volunteer, be a Member
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or Partner with us…
a cooperative spirit with
others. Our charitable,
non-profit organization
includes an Executive
Director, Board, Members,
Volunteers, and Partners.
Our work could not be done
without our volunteers,
partners, and donors.
http://rmbr.ca
Riding Mountain
Biosphere Reserve
Tel 204-636-2085
It includes Riding Mountain National Park
municipalities. It
covers nearly 15,000 sq. km. of land.
& the
surrounding
WHAT
DO12WE
DO?
We carry out a number of
activities throughout the year.
Our Mission
Here is a sampling:
• Assist with markets to help producers
To foster
and encourage
& artisans
generate
revenue. a sustainable
community
basedworkshops
regional economy,
• Offer
adult education
with
high biodiversity,
landscape, and
e.g.,
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Food Network.
socialschool
values,
with the
national park as
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program
to raise
awareness
&
appreciation
about
a key component.
the biosphere.
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& At the Farm Gate.
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organization
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a guide to living sustainably
& an
Executive
Board, Members,
protecting
our Director,
water resources.
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and
Partners.
• Lead
& participate
with
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to help
with
community
issues &our
could not be done without
opportunities
ranging
from
cattledonors.
volunteers, partners, and
and TB, to tourism.
Phone: 204-636-2085
Email: [email protected]
LODGING & CAMPING
Bed & Breakfast
Company / Description / Amenities
Sir Edgar House
703 Main St. N.
P: 204-638-2930
[email protected]
Cordell Lind
A heritage home located in
downtown Dauphin. Enter an
era of comfort, privacy and
quality service — the ultimate
goal. Newly decorated rooms
and bathroom, full breakfast,
wifi & air conditioning. Your
perfect retreat for a great
knight’s rest. $85.00 / night
Campgrounds
Vermillion Park
2nd Ave. N.W. at
Vermillion Park (P18)
P. 204-622-3125
100 Unserviced Sites
24 Water, Electricity
20 Electricity
17 Water, Electricity, Sewer
Parkland Crossing Group camping only.
220 Whitmore Ave. W.
P. 204-638-3333
Rainbow Beach
Located at
Dauphin Lake (R18)
P. 204-638-9493
44 Unserviced Sites
66 Electrical Sites
Sifton Beach
RM of Dauphin
P. 204-638-4531
16 Unserviced Sites,
Modern Washrooms,
Barbeque Pits
Stoney Point Beach
Located at
Dauphin Lake (R16)
P. 204-638-3074
10 Unserviced Sites
10 Electrical Sites
Keld Park
RM of Dauphin
204-638-4531
10 Unserviced Sites,
Modern Washrooms,
Barbeque Pits
Hotels, Motels & Inns
Boulevard Motor Hotel
28 Memorial Blvd,
R7N 3K8
P. 204-638-4410
F. 204-638-7642
T-F: 1-877-999-2228
Canway Inn & Suites
1601 Main St. S., R7N 2V4
P. 204-638-5102
F. 204-638-7475
T-F: 1-888-325-3335
canwayinnandsuites.com
Dauphin Inn Express
35 Memorial Blvd. R7N 2A5
P. 204-638-4430
F. 204-638-7466
T-F: 1-866-336-3500
dauphininnexpress.com
Units: 17
Capacity: 62
Rates: $59-$69
Restaurant / Lounge: Both
Indoor / Outdoor Pool: No
Banquet Facilities: Yes
Small Pets: No
Internet Access: Yes
Other amenities:
fridges,
microwaves,
hair dryers
Dauphin Super 8 Motel
Units: 67
Capacity: 260
Rates: $79-$133
Restaurant / Lounge: Both
Indoor / Outdoor Pool: In.
Small Pets: No
Other amenities:
private entrances,
in-room coffee,
hair dryers,
microwaves,
fridges. Jacuzzi
hot tub suites.
See ad, page 54.
Highland Motel
Units: 45
Capacity: 130
Rates: $59-$89
Restaurant / Lounge: No
Small Pets: Yes
Other amenities:
fridges,
microwaves,
DVD players in
select rooms.
See ad, page 54.
Prairie Mountain Inn
1457 Main St. S., R7N 3B3
P. 204-638-0800
F. 204-638-0808
T-F: 1-800-800-8000
super8manitoba.com
1351 Main St. S.,
R7N 2V3
P. 204-638-5100
F. 204-638-3720
1501 Main St. S., R7N 2V3
P. 204-638-4233
F. 204-638-4254
T-F: 1-877-638-4233
prairiemountaininn.com
Units: 66
Capacity: 260
Rates: $95-$145
Small Pets: Yes
Other amenities:
free deluxe continental
breakfast, fitness centre,
steam room & squash
courts, jacuzzi tub suites,
fridge, hair dryers, kitchen
facilities in common room.
See ad, page 60.
Units: 37
Capacity: 99
Rates: $58-$86
Indoor / Outdoor Pool: Out.
Banquet Facilities: No
Small Pets: Yes
Other amenities:
kitchenettes,
VCRs,
fridges,
microwaves,
free continental
breakfast
Units: 42
Capacity: 108
Rates: $63-$99
Banquet Facilities: No
Small Pets: No
Other amenities:
kitchenettes,
BBQs, fridges,
microwaves,
laundry facilities,
in-room coffee.
See ad, page 54.
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Canway Inn & Suites
INDEPENDENTLY OWNED
Gord & Evelyn Ryz
Home of the hospitality
Welcome to Dauphin’s
Full Service Motel
1601 Main St. South
Dauphin, MB R7N 2V4
Phone: 204 • 638 • 5102
Fax: 204 • 638 • 7475
STAR
QUALITY
Indoor Pool • Whirlpool • Sauna • High-Speed Internet
Luxurious 2 RM Suites & Jacuzzi Suites • VLT’s
Smitty’s Restaurant & Lounge, Banquet/Conf./ Room
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For Reservations Call Toll Free
1 888 325 3335
(Next Door to Tim Hortons)
www.canwayinnandsuites.com
www.discoverdauphin.com
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Restaurant
2
OPEN DAILY
7 am to 11 pm
Lounge & VLTs
Restaurant,
Lounge & VLTs
OPEN DAILY
Mon.-Thurs. 9 am - midnight
Fri. & Sat.
9 am - 1 am
Sunday
11 am - 11 pm
Breakfast served
all day!
Phone: 204-638-8022
Located next to Canway Inn & Suites • Highway #10, Dauphin, Manitoba
“A HOME
AWAY FROM
HOME!”
• McDonald’s Breakfast Coupon
• Modern ground-level air-conditioned rooms, kitchenettes & suites
• In-Room Coffee, Microwave, Fridge, Hairdryer
• Cable TV - FREE High Speed Internet & WI FI
• Guest Laundry & Bar-B-Ques
1501 Main Street S., Dauphin, MB
Toll Free 1-877-638-4233
[email protected]
www.prairiemountaininn.com
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SERVICE LISTINGS
For a complete business directory, go to dauphin.ca
Art Galleries
Watson Art Centre
104-1st Ave. N.W.,
204-638-6231
Auto Service
** Towing services.
CAA Members call
1-800-222-4357 or
dial *222 or *CAA
on your cell phone.
AAA Towing **
114 Reimer Rd.,
204-638-8102
Advic Bearing & Auto
122-1st Ave. N.E.,
204-638-8000
Denray Tire **
15 Memorial Blvd.,
204-638-8904
Dean Cooley GM
& Autobody **
1600 Main St. S.,
204-638-4026
Dean’s Autobody
20-2nd Ave. S.W.,
204-638-7599
FDL Auto
Wrecking & Repair
Hwy. #5 & #10 West,
204-638-5165
G & S Service Centre
500 River Ave. E.,
204-638-6893
Canadian Tire Automotive
1500 Main St. S.,
204-638-9203
ScotiaBank
Duck Mountain
Auto & Tire
103-1st St. S.W.,
204-638-1440
TD Canada Trust
424 Main St. N.,
204-622-2900
Modern Radiator
113 Main St. S.,
204-638-3660
See Convenience / Gas
Parkland Auto Care
421-1st Ave. S.E.
S.E., 204-638-8946
Piasta Auto
204-638-6268
Piston Ring
1250 Main St. S.,
204-638-9019
RB Towing & Automotive**
204-638-5465
Speedy Glass
25 15-3rd Ave., S.W.
204-638-8307
Stykalo Automotive Service
431 Buchanon Ave.,
204-638-6253
Tony’s Auto & Electric
23-1st Ave. S.W.,
204-638-5372
Twin Motors
1212 Main St. S.,
204-638-6804
Banking
Gordon Toomey Auto
2 kms west on hwy. 5 & 10
204-638-5554
Bank of Montreal
320 Main St. N.,
204-622-2969
Hometown Auto Glass
1203 Main St. S.,
204-638-0400
CIBC
123 Main St. N.,
204-638-8045
Kal-Tire
305 Main St. S.,
204-638-5074
Catalyst Credit Union
(Drive-Thru ATM)
505 Main St. N.,
204-622-4500
Kelleher Ford
Sales & Autobody**
1650 Main St. S.,
204-622-3673
RBC Royal Bank
202 Main St. N.,
204-638-4920
Dauphin Market Place Mall,
204-622-6260
Car Wash
Caterers
Some restaurants also
offer catering services.
At Your Service Catering
204-638-5532 or
204-647-1690
Irving’s Catering &
Food Company
204-638-3888
Mountain View
Christian Assembly
525-Whitmore Ave. E.,
204-638-4355
New Life Centre
404 Main St. N.,
204-638-8266
Parkside Gospel Church
S.E. 13-24-19W.,
204-638-7380
Riverside Evergreen
Chapel & Crematorium
Riverside Rd., 204-638-4337
Riverside Cemetary
204-638-5403
Temptations Catering
204-648-5911
St. George’s Ukrainian
Greek Orthodox Church
804 Main St. S.,
204-638-4704
Rae & Myra’s
Homestyle Catering
204-638-5581
St. Paul’s Anglican Church
404-1st St. S.W.,
204-638-8141
Trezub Catering
204-572-0110
St. Viator’s Roman
Catholic Church
307 Whitmore Ave. E.,
204-638-4892
Churches
Church of Christ
220 Whitmore Ave. W.,
204-638-6321 or
204-638-3333
Church of Jesus Christ
of Latter-Day Saints
403 Whitmore Ave. W.,
204-638-5110
Dauphin First
Baptist Church
37-5th Ave. N.E.,
204-638-4809
Dauphin First
United Church
37-3rd Ave. N.W.,
204-638-4319
Grace Bible Church
1910 Mountain Rd.,
204-638-4911
Jehovah’s Witnesses
201-7th Ave. S.W.,
204-638-5110
Salvation Army Citadel
38-2nd Ave. N.E.,
204-638-3764
Seventh Day Adventist
Church
922-1st St. S.W.,
204-638-4828
Trinity Lutheran Church
16 Kirby Ave. E., 204-638-3923
Ukrainian Catholic
Church of the Resurrection
801 Jackson St, 204-638-4618
Clothing
Mens & Women’s
Gloria Gayle’s
212 Main St. N., 204-638-9166
Mark’s Work Wearhouse
204-638-6200
Parkland Source for Sports
6-1st Ave. S.W., 204-638-7057
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1st Avenue S.E., Dauphin, Manitoba
• Select Shows Midway
• Cattle Shows
• Horse Shows
• Kids Discovery Zone
• Plus much more!
Fun and entertainment for the entire family!
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Dauphin, MB R7N 3H4
Phone: 204-638-7947
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Physicians & Specialists
622 – 3rd St. S.W., Dauphin
204-638-6445
1104 Main Street South, Dauphin, MB
Ph: 204-629-2215 [email protected]
Clinic Hours:
Monday – Friday
9 am to 5 pm
Walk-In Clinic
Monday – Friday
8:30 am to 4:30 pm
Sat. 9 am - noon
Dauphin Co-op
Gas Bars
18 - 3rd Avenue NE
• Fresh Produce • Fresh Floral • Fresh Baked
Goods • Fresh Cut Meats • Fresh In-Store Deli
1301 Main Street S. 102 Mountain Road
• RV Wash &
Sani Disposal
• Touchless Wash
• 6 Bay Wand Wash
• Full Service
• Fresh Deli
Sandwiches
• Vern’s Pizza
CMYK / .ai
Locally Invested – Lifetime Membership Benefits – Community Minded
www.dauphincoop.com
http://www.dauphinmedicalclinic.com
Structural Engineer
Dauphin Co-op
Food Store
Financing
O.A.C.
Dauphin
Medical Clinic
Darren Eddie, P.Eng.
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Plan Design,
Drafting &
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E: [email protected]
BISTRO
• Bento Sushi • Soup & Salad Bar
• Markettown Homestyle Fried Chicken
1450 Main Street S., Dauphin, MB
(204) 638-0543
P: 204-628-3491
TF: 855-629-3491
www.dauphinagsociety.com
[email protected]
macmillan.com
Canadian Diamonds
Engagement & Wedding Rings
Earrings & Gold Chains
Bulova & Citizen Watches
Independently Owned & Operated
Jon & Karissa Warkentin
For more Information:
®
Dauphin Market Place Mall www.century21macmillan.com
1450 Main Street S.
Musical Ride
July 6 & 7, 2016
ph: 204.638.4428
fax: 204.656.4540
Your Parkland Jewellery Store
Auto and Bottle Propane, Regular, Midgrade,
Premium and Diesel Fuels available at both locations.
High Performance Service Guaranteed.
Dauphin 204.622.4500
Ethelbert 204.742.3529
Gilbert Plains 204.548.3000
Inglis 204.564.2401
Pine River 204.263.2166
Roblin 204.937.2156
Winnipegosis 204.656.5050
Sharon’s Lingerie
207 Main St. N.,
204-638-7605
Prairie Supply Co.
213 Main St. N.,
204-638-7168
Warehouse One The Jean Store
204-638-8972
Convenience/Gas
7-Eleven Food Store
109 Main St. S.,
204-622-3770
Florists, Gifts
& Treasures
The Trophy Corner
12-2nd Ave. N.W.,
204-638-7472
Hair For You
113 ½ Main St. S.,
204-638-2988
Aitken’s Jewellers
204-638-0543
Watson Art Centre
104-1st Ave. N.W.,
204-638-6231
Mari-Rae Hair Centre
208 Main St. N.,
204-638-9112
Almost New Store
Gas Stations
New Way to Health Therapeutic Massage
17-3rd Ave. N.E.,
204-447-5401
220 Main St. N.,
204-638-0490
Balloon Tycoons
318 Main St. S.,
204-638-4417
Canada’s National
Catcheway Convenience
(Domo Gas & Car Wash)
201 Buchanon Ave.,
204-638-4676
Ukrainian Festival Boutique
Co-op Gas Bar &
Convenience Foods
102 Mountain Rd.,
204-638-6326
28-2nd Ave. N.E.,
Co-op Gas Bar &
Car Wash
1301 Main St. S.,
204-638-6038
Dauphin Husky
222 Main St. S.,
204-638-8249
Extra Foods Gas Bar
95-1st Ave. N.E.,
204-622-2937
Fas Gas Dauphin
Service
904 Main St. S.,
204-638-5762
Mountainview Esso
1475 Main St. S.,
204-638-7874
Mr. T’s Corner Store
1502 Mountain Rd.,
204-638-5015
17-3rd Ave. N.E.,
204-622-4600
Dauphin’s Countryfest
204-622-3700
Dauphin Kings Hockey Club
202-1st Ave., S.E.,
204-622-5464
Fountain of Flowers
2-17 3rd Ave. N.E.,
204-638-4601
Hodge Podge
Canada Safeway
204-638-4745
Dauphin Consumer’s Co-op
18-3rd Ave. N.E.,
204-638-6003
Dauphin Farmer’s Market
Fridays, July - September
Extra Foods
15-1st Ave. N.E.,
204-622-2925
Health Basics
129-1st Ave. N.E.,
204-638-8451
Shear Passion Hair Studio
414 Main St. N.,
204-638-9465
Shelley Kowaluk
Massage Therapy
420 Main St. N.,
204-638-9642
Touch of Beauty
204-638-4366
Liquor Stores
& Beer Vendors
Boulevard Hotel
Nutter’s Bulk & Natural Foods 28 Memorial Blvd.,
204-638-4410
19-3rd Ave. N.E.,
204-638-4081
Dauphin
Community Inn
Western Bakery
104 Main St. S.,
19-2nd Ave. N.W.,
204-638-4311
204-638-3441
204-638-4455
Home Hardware
Hair & Body Care
421 Main St. N.,
Beauty and the Barber
20-2nd Ave. N.W.,
204-638-7454
204-638-8442
Lemon Tree Florist
111 Main St. N.,
204-638-7807
Only Deals
204-638-2974
Picture Your Frame
Department Stores
Sydor Farm & Garden
Canadian Tire
1500 Main St. S.,
204-638-9203
Walmart
204-638-4808
Grocery / Specialty
White Dove Water Company The Liquor Mart
130-1st Ave. N.W.,
616 Main St. S.,
204-622-7070
204-629-2837
831 Jackson St.,
Town & Country Market
(Shell) 500 River Ave. E.
204-638-5311
Home Hardware
421 Main St. N.,
204-638-8442
See Convenience/Gas
21-4th Ave., N.W.
204-638-3499
204-638-4900
The Fiddle Lore Store
201 Main St. N.,
204-638-4170
Style Mercantile
119-2nd Ave., N.W.
204-638-5955
Body Expressions - Nails
13-1st Ave., S.W.
204-648-7730
Charmed Salon
20 Memorial Blvd.,
204-638-4080
Cuts Ahead
111-1st Ave. S.W.,
204-638-7070
Hair by Carol
1015 Main St. S.,
204-638-8253
Hair Essentials
36-1st Ave. N.W.,
204-638-6686
Chop Shop
22-1st Ave. N.E.,
204-572-4328
2nd Ave Hair Studio
10-2nd Ave. N.W.,
204-638-0894
Lounges /
Night Clubs
Boston Pizza
Dauphin Marketplace Mall
204-638-9017
Boulevard
28 Memorial Blvd.,
204-638-4410
Mr. Mikes
10 1st Ave S.E.,
204-701-6453
Royal Canadian Legion #20
309 Main St. N.,
204-638-4053
Smitty’s Lounge
Hwy. #10 S.,
204-638-8022
Thunder’s Lounge
19 Memorial Blvd.,
204-638-6080
Photography
Kelly Michaluk Photography
515 Main St. N.,
204-638-4091
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• Volleyball
• Snowmobile Gear
• Footwear
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• Uniforms
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Realtors
Action Realty
803 Main St. S.,
204-638-8899
Figures for Her
15 2nd Ave. N.W.,
204-638-0547
Century21 MacMillan.com
204-638-7947
Kang’s Taekwondo
Academy
201 Main St. N.,
204-638-3265
Mountain View Realty
115-1st St. SW,
204-638-8999
Ladies Choice Fitness
216 Main St. N.,
204-638-4898
Re/Max of Dauphin
1022 Main St. S.,
204-622-7770
Parkland
Recreation Complex
Indoor Wave Pool
200-1st St. S.E.,
204-622-3112
Recreational
Vehicles & Repairs
Ashville Arctic Cat
204-548-2121
Dauphin Speed &
Sport - Polaris & Honda
885 Whitmore Ave. E.,
204-638-8995
Parkland Yamaha Speed
Performance
1900 Main St. S.,
204-638-0990
Parkway Lanes
(5/10 pin bowling)
1236 Main St.,
204-638-6432
Squash Courts
(Super 8 Motel)
1457 Main St. S.,
204-638-0800
Tamarack Yoga
Unit B, 506 Main Street S.,
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Reit-Syd
531 Buchanon,
204-638-6443
Parkland Paddling
Club
204-470-4872
Recreation
& Fitness
White Pelican
Kayaking Tours,
204-638-0494
Beach Volleyball
Courts / Tennis Courts
Call 204-622-3150 or
visit the Parkland
Recreation Complex at
200-1st St. S.E.
Restaurants & Cafe
L = Licensed Premises
Coffee Creations
Bagel & Espresso
403 Main St. S.,
204-638-7739
Thunder’s Country
Restaurant (L)
19 Memorial Blvd.,
204-638-6080
Corrina’s On Boulevard
28 Memorial Blvd.
204-701-1100
Tim Horton’s
1565 Main St. S.,
204-638-329
Dauphin Coffee Co.
Hong Kong Café (L)
123 Main St. S.,
204-638-5800
KFC
1122 Main St. S.,
204-638-5844
Dauphin Lake Golf Resort
Clubhouse Restaurant (L),
Dauphin Beach,
204-638-9400
Lee’s Restaurant (L)
8-7th Ave. S.E.,
204-638-0773
McDonald’s
Restaurant
1461 Main St. S.,
204-638-4644
Mr. Mikes
10 1st Ave S.E.,
204-701-6453
Pizza Hut (L)
1575 Main St. S.,
204-622-5555
A&W Restaurant
1121 Main St. S.,
204-638-5243
Smitty’s Family
Restaurant (L)
Hwy. #10 S.,
204-638-8022
Ramsay Health & Fitness
36-2nd Ave. S.W.,
204-629-9743
Adelina’s Pizzeria
11 2nd Ave. N.E.,
204-638-6888
Subway
204 Main St. S.,
204-638-7484
Dauphin Lake Golf Club
258 Lake R. W., Dauphin
Beach, 204-638-9400
Boston Pizza
Dauphin Marketplace Mall
204-638-9017
Sung’s Restaurant (L)
104 Main St. N.,
204-638-8002
Shopping Centres
1450 Main St. S.,
204-638-9396
Plaza Off Main
21-3rd Ave. N.E.
Sporting &
Fishing Goods
Black’s Cycle &
Sporting Goods*
211 Main St. S.,
204-638-4751
Northern Angler
Fly & Tackle*
17-7th Ave. N.W.
204-638-7740
[email protected]
Parkland Source for Sports
6-1st Ave., S.W.
204-638-7057
Sticky’s Bait,
Tackle & Guiding*
1301 Main St. S.,
204-638-3658
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Welding
Leon’s Mobile Welding
Services
309-2nd Ave. N.E.,
204-638-0048
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If you’re a hunter you
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whitetail deer and
black bear in North
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is also home to elk,
moose, waterfowl and
game bird hunting,
and there are numerous
guides and outfitters
available to show you
the way. For complete
hunting regulations and
information, contact
Dauphin’s Manitoba
Conservation office,
or visit their website.
Guides &
Outfitters
Hunting
Licence Outlet
Backroad Adventures
204-638-6268, piasta.com
Manitoba Conservation
2nd Avenue S.W.
204-622-2205 / 1-800-214-6497
gov.mb.ca/conservation/wildlife/
hunting/
Drop Tine Outfitting
204-638-2915 / 204-648-5083
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Ledoux’s T’n’T
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204-733-2609
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Sticky’s Bait, Tackle & Guiding
1301 Main Street S.
204-638-3658 / 204-648-3166
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Northern Angler Fly Fishing
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204-638-7740
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1301 Main St. S.
204-638-3658 / 204-648-3166
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Riverside Lodge
1-866-214-8402
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Harvest Lodge
204-628-3491 / 1-855-629-3491
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Fishing is a favourite pastime in the
area because of the many wonderful
lakes for people to enjoy. Dauphin
Lake has produced 11 different
Master Angler species – three other
species can be caught ten minutes
away at the Vermillion Reservoir and
21 of the 30 eligible Master Angler
species can be caught within a
50-minute drive of Dauphin. Finishing
third in Canada in the “Ultimate
Fishing Town” contest is a testament
to the passion of the fishers and
quality of fishing in the area.
BIG
FISH
Some lakes have special regulations; consult the Manitoba Anglers’
Guide for complete information at gov.mb.ca/conservation/fish
Dauphin Lake
Dauphin Lake is a trophy walleye
fishery with fish weighing 1.4 to
1.8 kg (3-4 lbs) or more! Try your
luck catching northern pike and
Master Angler walleye. The record
catch of a 71.45 cm (32") walleye
was made at Dauphin Lake on
February 16, 2002. A number of
boat launches are available, and
Rainbow Beach Provincial Recreation
Park offers camping and swimming.
Dauphin Lake is a shallow lake, so
take care when boating. (map R18)
Duck Mountain
Provincial Park
A number of great fishing lakes
and rivers can be found in this park,
all within a one-hour drive. Try East
Blue Lake, stocked with trophy
rainbow trout, splake, and lake trout
or West Blue Lake for walleye, lake
trout, brown trout and perch. Fish
Child’s Lake for lake trout, northern
pike, splake, walleye and perch.
Elk Lake is a small lake with
northern pike, perch and walleye.
Try Gull Lake for stocked brook
trout, rainbow trout, splake, lake
whitefish and sparr and Laurie
Lake for lake trout, brown trout,
splake, northern pike and perch.
Fish for stocked bass and trout
in Perch Lake (catch and release,
electric motors only). Shilliday
Lake is stocked with rainbow and
brown trout (electric motors only).
Walleye, northern pike, perch
and smallmouth bass can be
caught in Singuish Lake.
Fly-Fishing
Fly-fishing is a thriving sport in
the Parkland. Try the Vermillion
River Reservoir or these stocked
lakes in Duck Mountain Provincial
Park: Childs, East Blue, Gull, Laurie,
Perch, Shilliday, and West Blue.
Manitoba’s only full-service flyfishing shop is in Dauphin.
Contact Northern Angler Fly &
Tackle at 204-638-7740 or visit
17 - 7th Ave. N.W.
Riding Mountain
National Park (RMNP)
The lakes of RMNP are open to
fishing but are subject to separate
rules and regulations. A Manitoba
Angling License is not valid in RMNP.
Moon Lake, south of Dauphin in the
northeast section of RMNP, is a quiet
lake with northern pike and perch.
Motorized boats are permitted, but
must be carried to the lake (approx.
300 m /1,000 ft).
Vermillion Reservoir
Located on the northern boundary
of RMNP close to Dauphin, the
Vermillion Reservoir is stocked with
smallmouth bass, brown trout, and
rainbow trout. It is a great place for
fly-fishing and catching Master
Angler brown trout. The record
catch at Vermillion Reservoir was
a 58.42 cm (23") smallmouth bass,
caught on August 10, 2003. Only
electric motors may be used.
(map R27)
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City of Dauphin
HORNE AVENUE EAST
DSON AVENUE EAST
Points of Interest
MARIGOLD ST.
CROCUS BAY
ASTER BAY
BOND STREET
OWN AVENUE EAST
ST
Legend
BARKER STREET
TULIP CRES.
RBY AVENUE EAST
FULLER STREET
RIVER AVENUE EAST
RELL AVENUE
EDWARD
PLACE
MERRELL
PLACE
CENTENNIAL DRIVE
FIELD AVENUE
PARK CRES.
ELMAY STREET
ARD AVENUE
CENTENNIAL DRIVE
DOROTHY STREET
BOND STREET
VE.
VALOUR ROAD
VETERANS DRIVE
AST
BOSSONS
PLACE
SONS AVENUE
AR AVENUE
P1 Berry Patch
P2Bowling
P3 City Hall
P4 CNR Station, CN Park and Dauphin Rail Museum
P5 CNUF Gift Shop
P6 Dauphin Friendship Centre
P7 Dauphin Market Place Mall
P8 Fort Dauphin Museum / Seasonal Visitor Information
P9 Gartmore Park
P10 Meadowlark Park
P11 Parkland Recreation Complex / Credit Union Place /
Countryfest Community Cinema
P12 Parkland Regional Library
P13 Pioneer Park
P14 RM of Dauphin Office
P15 Squash Courts (Super 8 Motel)
P16 Ukrainian Catholic Church of the Resurrection
P17 Vermillion Park & Campground
P18 Vermillion Park Sportsplex
P19 Watson Art Centre
Baseball Diamond
Campground
Church/
Place of Worship
Cinema
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City Map
Street Index
Golf Course &
Rainbow Beach
S1
S2
S3
S4
S5
S6
S7
S8
Colonel Barker School
1516 Bond St., 204-638-4588
Dauphin Regional Comprehensive Secondary School
330 Mountain Rd., 204-638-4629
École Macneill
312 Sandy St., 204-638-3942
Henderson School
911 Bond St., 204-638-4653
MacKenzie Middle School
212-1st St. NE, 204-638-3323
Smith Jackson School
701-1st St. SE, 204-638-3134
Whitmore School
28-6th Ave. SW, 204-638-4782
Assiniboine Community College
520 Whitmore Ave. E, 204-638-2023
A1
A2
A3
A4
A5
A6
A7
Boulevard Hotel
Canway Inn & Suites
Dauphin Community Inn
Dauphin Inn Express
Dauphin Super 8 Motel
Highland Motel
Prairie Mountain Inn
Accommodations
Services / Recreation
RR AVENUE
.
Schools
Alexandria Ave. – B4
Ash St. – D2
Aster Bay – A5
Barker St. – A5
Beresford Ave. – E1
Bond Street – C4
Bossons Ave. – C4
Bossons Place – B5
Brown Ave. – A3
Buchanon Ave. – B1
Buchy Place – D2
Centennial Drive – B5
Centre St. – B1
Crocus Bay – A5
Cruise Crescent – D2
Davidson Ave. – A4
Dorothy St. – C5
Dunfield Ave. – B4
Earl Ave. – B4
Edgar Ave. – C4
Edward Ave. – B4
Edward Place – B5
Elm St. – D1
Elmay St. – C5
Emma St. – E1
Evason Ave. – C4
Forrest Ave. – A4
Frances St. – E1
Fuller St. – B5
Gertrude St. – D2
Hawthorne Ave. – A4
Hedderly St. – B4
Police / RCMP
Splash Park
Fire Hall
Tennis Courts
Museum
Hospital
Swimming Pool
Vermillion River
Walking Trail
Playground
Volleyball Court
Visitor Information
Henry Ave. – B2
Ida St. – D2
Industrial Rd. – A1
Jackson St. – D2
Jessie St. – B1
Johnson St. – B2
Keays St. – A2
Kerr Ave. – C4
King St. – B1
Kirby Ave. – B3
Kraim Ave. – A4
Laura St. – B1
Lilly Ave. – D1
Macleod Ave – B3
Macneill Place – A4
Main St. – C3
Maple Ave. – C2
Margaret Ave. – B2
Marigold St. – A5
Maryland Ave. – B2
Memorial
Boulevard – C3
Merrell Ave. – C4
Merrell Place – B5
Mountain Rd. – C4
Oak Ave. – D1
Park Crescent – B5
Parkway St. – D2
Phillips St. – C4
Pioneer Ave. – D1
Poplar Ave – C1
Railway Ave. – A1
Reimer Rd. – A1
River Ave. – B4
Riverside Rd. – E1
Sandy St. – B4
Saskatchewan Blvd. – B3
Spruce Ave. – C2
Stradbrooke Place – B3
Tulip Crescent – A5
Tuxedo Drive – A3
Vermillion Place – A3
Vermillion St. – B3
Veterans Drive – B5
Valour Rd. – B5
Van Wicklin St. – A1
Wakefield Ave. – B2
Walker Ave. – B1
Waller St. – C5
Wellington Cres. – A3
West St. – B1
Whitmore Ave. – D2
William St. – B2
1st Ave. NE – C3
1st Ave. NW – C3
1st Ave. SE – C3
1st Ave. SW – C3
1st St. NE – B4 1st St.
NW – B3
1st St. SE – C3
1st St. SW – D2
2nd Ave. NE – C3
2nd Ave. NW – B3
2nd Ave. SE – C4
2nd Ave. SW – C3
2nd St. NE – C4
2nd St. NW – B3
2nd St. SE – D3
2nd St. SW – C2
3rd Ave. NE – C4
Curling Rink
3rd Ave. NW – B3
3rd Ave. SE – C3
3rd Ave. SW – C3
3rd St. NE – C4
3rd St. SE – D3
3rd St. SW – C2
4th Ave. NE – C4
4th Ave. NW – B3
4th Ave. SE – C3
4th Ave. SW – C2
4th St. NE – C4
4th St. SE – C4
5th Ave. NE – B4
5th Ave. NW – B3
5th Ave. SE – C3
5th Ave. SW – C2
5th St. SE – D4
6th Ave. NE – B4
6th Ave. NW – B3
6th Ave. SE – D3
6th Ave. SW – C2
7th Ave. NE – B4
7th Ave. NW – B4
7th Ave. SE – D3
7th Ave. SW – C2
8th Ave. NE – B4
8th Ave. SE – D3
8th Ave. SW – C2
9th Ave. SE – D2
9th Ave. SW – D2
10th Ave. SE – D2
10th Ave. SW – D2
11th Ave. SE – D2
11th Ave. SW – D2
12th Ave. SW – D2
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32D
32B
32A
Sifton
32E
32G
32C
See map
on left
RM of Dauphin
and Area
Legend
Points of Interest
RM of Lakeshore
R1
St. Michael’s Orthodox Church
& Hall, Venlaw
R2 Ukrainian Orthodox Drifting River Church & Sulphur
Creek School
R3 Negrych Pioneer Homestead
R4 St. Michael’s Ukrainian Catholic Church
R5 Holy Ghost Ukrainian Catholic Parish Church &
Cemetery (Zoria)
R6 Russian Cemetery
R7 Monument for first Russian Orphanage and Nunnery
R8 Marble Angel
R9Trembowla
R10 Trembowla School Cairn
R11 Sts. Peter & Paul Ukrainian
Catholic Church
R12 St. Vladimir & Olga Ukrainian
Catholic Church
R13 St. Vladimir & Olga Cemetery
R14 Hidden Valley Sanctuary
R15 Peter Fidler Grave Site
R16 Stoney Point Beach
R17 Dauphin Lake Golf Club
R18 Rainbow Beach (Dauphin Lake)
R19 Skane’s Crossing
R20 Uncle Bob’s Trout Pond
R21 Dauphin Airport (Lieutenant-Colonel W.G. Barker
V.C. Commemoration)
R22 Selo Ukraina
R23 Clear Lake Golf Course
R24 Agassiz Tower
R25 Riding Mountain National Park
R26 Keld Park
R27 Vermillion Reservoir
R28 Sts. Peter & Paul Ukrainian Orthodox Church
R29 St. Nicholas Ukrainian Catholic (Byzantine) Church
& Cemetery, Keld
R30 Renegade Paintball
R31 Gilbert Plains Country Club
R32 Sifton Townsite
R32a Russian Orthodox Church of
North America Site (see page 10.)
R32b Old Sifton United Church
R32c Spinning Wheel Cairn
R32d St. Joseph’s Ukrainian Catholic
Church & Cemetery
R32e Ukrainian Orthodox Church
R32f Polish Roman Catholic Church
R32g Original Mary Maxim Factory
Services / Recreation
Boat Launch
School
Campground
Snowmobile Trail
Cemetery
Church /
Place of Worship
Monument
Provincial Trunk Highway
Provincial Road
Gravel Road
Note: Although grid roads are marked, some of
the roads may not be accessible during the winter.
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125 YEARS - City of Dauphin

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