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The city of Dauphin has announced a parking ban.
They will clear and wind-row the snow in Zone 5 - Main Street from 2nd Avenues South to 5th Avenues North, including 1 block east and west of Main Street.
The city asks all residents to remove all vehicles from the streets in this area until the crews have completed snow clearing on your street.
Parking Ban will be in effect tonight, from 8:00 to 8:00 in the morning.
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Canada's National Ukrainian Festival is holding their Pyroghy Fundraising Gala this upcoming weekend.
Kayla Gillis, President of CNUF, explains what’s happening on Sunday:
“We’re going to feature different kinds of pyroghies, I believe all together there’s around 16 kinds, as well as borscht and kielbasa. There will be a wine pairing going on as well as we will have beer and other drinks available. So basically you come in, there’s some live entertainment, there’s a raffle and a silent auction. For the children there will be a chocolate Easter bunny to be raffled. Other than that you can come enjoy yourself, have a drink, have some pyroghies and just visit and enjoy the entertainment.”
Tickets for the Gala held at the Knights Hall are $20, and you can get your tickets at the CNUF Office.
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The Precautionary Boil Water Advisory for the Bowsman Water System has been lifted.
A line break last Tuesday, led to the loss of water pressure in the distribution system.
Normal water use can resume.
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Manitoba Sustainable Development is looking for feedback during a meeting in Dauphin on the proposed changes to Conservation Districts.
The province is planning to convert Conservation Districts into Watershed Districts.
Their approach would see the current 18 regions transition into 15 watershed districts over a two year period.
The proposed boundaries have not been finalized yet.
Officials have postponed a meeting rescheduled for March 22 at the Rec Complex in Dauphin to discuss possible change and get feedback from stakeholders.
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The Mountain View School Division Budget Form has been postponed.
Because of the winter storm and road conditions, officials at the division have decided to move the meeting.
The meeting is now scheduled for 7 in the evening on Wednesday in the conference room in the division's office.
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Earlier today, unionized workers at Safeway voted 98 percent in favour of striking.
Approximately 100 employees in Dauphin and 2200 employees in the province voted on the looming strike.
The union announced in a press release today, that they'll be in a legal strike position on March 18th, a day after the expiration of their current contract.
A deadline for the strike has not been set.
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Around 60 percent of cattle have been registered in Manitoba’s Premises I.D. program.
The program is mandated by the provincial government to ensure a timely response to a crisis.
Kari-Ann Weddall from Manitoba Agriculture says this program is vital to help officials deal with health emergencies.
“It’s important because this allows for rapid notification of livestock to livestock and poultry stakeholders to help prepare for an animal health or food safety emergency. It can also help track animals in the event of an emergency. Reduce the impact of an emergency and even help sustain or increase market access.”
Weddall suggests producers go online to Manitoba agriculture’s website to learn more about the program and register their livestock.
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More snow is expected in the Parkland as Environment Canada’s winter storm warning is still in effect.
A final wave of snow is expected to add an additional 10 to 15 cm of snow through tonight.
All roads that were previously closed have been reopened.
Officials warn of hazardous winter conditions while out on the roads.
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If you want to find out where education dollars are going in the Parkland, think about watching the division’s Public Budget Consultation.
Mountain View School Division’s forum has been postponed until Wednesday at 7 in the division’s office and is also streamed online.
Donna Davidson, Superintendent CEO for the division, explains how it can be viewed from home.
“They would go to Mountain View School Division Website, MVSD.ca, and there will be a link to the streaming of the budget forum. If they are not able to view it that evening a copy of the budget consultation will be left on the website and there will be opportunities for feedback on the website.”
This is an opportunity to learn how the reduction in funding by the province will impact education.
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A Diabetes Expo is being held in Dauphin, starting on Friday.
The Dauphin Clinic Pharmacy is hosting this event.
Barret Procyshyn, Pharmacist at the Dauphin Clinic Pharmacy, talks about the Expo.
“Were a supporter of Diabetes Canada, so Diabetes Canada and the Dauphin Clinic Pharmacy have come together and were going to have two days of Diabetes Expos. One is March 9th at the Dauphin Friendship Centre in the evening and the other is during the day (on Saturday) at the Dauphin Multi-Purpose Senior centre.”
The event is free to the public and will have important information, expert advice, free food and awesome prizes.
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The Baby and Child Expo in Dauphin is coming up at the DRCSS gymnasium.
The Fourth Annual Expo is on Saturday, March 10th at 10:00 in the morning.
Cathy Cyr, Member of South Parkland Healthy Child Coalition explains what will be happening.
“It is for families with young children, grandparents, aunts, uncles and anyone that has an interest in young children. So we have about 40 vendors that display family based products. There’s photography, homemade products and business, all family based and there’s also information from the library about child care, health and nutrition, information for parents.”
The event is free to attend and there will be giveaways for attendees.
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