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The Ste. Rose Dental Centre will very soon permanently shut its doors.
On their Facebook page, it was announced that their doors will close on Friday, November 24.
Letters will be sent out to patients within two weeks. These letters will include information on what can be done to receive their dental information.
The crew at Ste. Rose Dental Centre wants to thank each and every one of their patients for choosing them.
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Dauphin is a city filled with events, from the Ag fair, Country Fest, Ukrainian Fest, and so much more.
Joe Houston, Co-owner of Go Beyond Games is very aware of this fact, as he sees the wide array of businesses that help keep Dauphin's event scene thriving.
"The first thing that comes to mind is every time I attend an event in our community, I see banners from those local businesses. That means they've stepped up to the plate and supported these events, and made sure they can continue to happen in a meaningful and impactful way in our community."
These events also act as a great way for local vendors to get out and sell their wares to a wider audience.
These local vendors in turn give money back to these events to make them even bigger going forward.
Putting your money where your house is will always be a win-win situation fro shoppers, sellers, and the community at large!
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The tradition and pageantry of the RCMP Musical Ride will be returning to Dauphin next summer.
The Dauphin Agricultural Society has announced plans to bring the Musical Ride here on Saturday, August 3rd.
Details such as show times and tickets will be announced in the coming weeks.
The RCMP Musical Ride was formed back in 1887, and was last in Dauphin seven years ago.
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Dauphin Fire Department was kept busy overnight responding to a pair of calls.
At around 11:30 last night, crews were called to a vehicle fire north of the city near Highway 362. They found an abandoned vehicle fully engulfed in flames. RCMP is investigating this matter.
Then at around 3 am, they responded to a report of a structure fire on 6th Avenue South East.
The back part of the home was on fire when crews arrived, and they stayed on the scene for several hours to make sure the fire was completely out.
They add due to the age of the construction of the home, the wood shaving insulation allowed the fire to spread throughout the inside of the walls.
Fortunately, all of the occupants in the home were able to escape safely.
An investigation into the cause of this fire is underway.
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Manitoba First Nations Police Service have laid charges against a Sandy Bay First Nations man following an incident on the reserve last Friday.
Just after 6 pm, police say they were called to a home on Little Ridge Road North to investigate a report of a man with a shotgun.
When they arrived, four men fled the scene on foot.
Officers were able to chase down and arrest one man, and a subsequent search of the suspect turned up amounts of meth, cocaine, and cash.
No weapon was ever located.
29-year-old Austin Houle faces charges of possession of a controlled substance, possession for the purpose of trafficking, possession of proceeds of crime, and failing to comply with a release order.
He was also arrested on other outstanding warrants on previous matters.
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The city of sunshine once again is spreading the cheer as they top the charts in the province for Holiday Smile Cookie sales!
Dauphin has sold $25,768 worth of cookies, which is roughly 17,000 cookies.
Dauphin's single store has sold the most cookies of any location in all of Manitoba, and the second most of any location in all of Canada.On behalf of all of us, THANK YOU DAUPHIN AND AREA!! And, THANK YOU Tim Hortons Westman & Area for your gracious support!
Posted by Dauphin & District Community Foundation on Tuesday, November 21, 2023.
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Mossey River Municipality has provided an update on the geothermal plant replacement repairs slated for the Winnipegosis arena.
In a Facebook post, they say two new heating units have been delivered to the arena, and contractors have started the process of dismantling the current system.
So far, that has consisted of removing the old wiring and starting to remove the piping in the arena.
They say the contractor is working as quickly as possible to complete the repairs, but caution that this is a huge undertaking, adding that they are also still waiting for additional parts to arrive.
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A 42-year-old Dauphin man faces several charges following a traffic stop last Friday afternoon.
Dauphin RCMP says at around 3:10 pm that day, they observed a male who was known to not have a driver's license, driving a truck on Mountain Road.
After charging him with driving while disqualified, Mounties conducted a search of the truck and located a variety of drugs, including 66 grams of cocaine, 1.46 grams of meth, and numerous other drugs including
Drugs seized are suspected to be .66 grams of cocaine, 1.46 grams meth, Lorazepam, Zopiclone, Morphine, Diazepam, Temazepam, Clonazepam, Alprazolam, Gabapentin, T3, Oxycodone, and Ritalin.
That netted the suspect additional charges of possession for the purpose of trafficking, as well as weapons possession.
He was released at the scene with a promise to appear in court on January 9th.
Another Arrest was made in Dauphin also on the 17th, RCMP pulled over a red Ford F150 as the occupants were suspects from an assault earlier that day.
After the suspects were arrested, a search of the vehicle found 90 grams of cocaine, 2.15 grams meth, oxycodone, T3, Zopiclone, Gabapentin, ammunition, knives, hatchet, a machete and Canadian currency.
Both occupants, a 55-year-old man from Ochre River and a 26-year-old man from the RM of Lakeshore, are being charged with Possession for the Purpose of Trafficking, Possession of Property Obtained by Crime, and Weapons Possession.
Both were released on scene and are to appear in Dauphin Provincial Court on January 9th, 2024.
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The city's Main Street South reconstruction project is now underway, as Russell Redi-Mix Concrete has begun work on installing new culverts in the area near the Dauphin Co-op Main Street gas bar.
The work began on Saturday and is expected to continue through to August of next year.
Construction signage, detours, and flag people will be present while the work is being done, and motorists are asked to use caution while traveling through that area.
The city has launched a special section on its website that will update the public on progress being made during the Main Street South Reconstruction project.
You can go online to www.dauphin.ca/main-street-south-reconstruction.
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On the heels of its 58th annual show this past summer, Canada's National Ukrainian Festival will hold their annual general meeting tonight.
It is set for 7 pm at the Watson Arts Centre.
Members of the public are invited to attend the meeting, either in person or virtually.
You can call the office at 204-622-4600 to find out more information on the meeting, or how to connect to it virtually.
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Parks Canada has announced that the boat launch in Riding Mountain National Park is closed until sometime in 2024, after the discovery of zebra mussels at Boat Cove.
Trace amounts of environmental zebra mussel DNA have been detected in the past in the area, but further testing has confirmed their presence in Clear Lake.
This invasive species is known to multiply rapidly and cover the lakebed, boats, and even competing species choking out other mussels.
The boat launch will remain closed through much of 2024, as they will work with organizations to analyze more water samples.
Aquatic Invasive Species like zebra mussels often spread from human activity like taking boats from one lake to another, contaminated beach toys, fishing gear, or other equipment.
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