DISCOVER THE HOME OF WINTER DÉCOUVREZ LE FOYER DE L’HIVER

Starting January 1, 2018, admission to Parks Canada places @RidingNP #RidingNP for youth 17 and under is free! There’s no better time to create @PNRiding #PNRiding memories with the whole family. parkscanada.gc.ca À compter du 1er janvier 2018, l’entrée aux sites de Parcs parcscanada.gc.ca Canada sera gratuite pour les jeunes de 17 ans et moins! Il n’y a pas de meilleur moment pour créer des souvenirs inoubliables avec toute la famille.

To book your campsite | Pour réservez votre site de camping : reservation.pc.gc.ca | 1-877-737-3783

Dauphin 2018.indd 1 08/01/2018 12:56:45 PM CONTENTS

ADVENTURES 4 Dauphin Rail Museum 40 Important Contacts 67 Roadtripping 4 The Historic Ukrainian Catholic WAC Gallery 68 Church of the Resurrection 41 Early Mornings & Late Nights 6 Dauphin Pottery & Ceramics Club 70 Skate Park 42 Hike & Bike 8 Dauphin Art Group 71 Parks 43 Dauphin Lake: Rainbows, Parkland Women's Choir 72 Eagles & Northern Lights 10 Keystone Chorus 72 Parkland Paddling Club 12 MAIN EVENTS 44 Theatre Amisk 73 Family-Friendly Paddling 13 Dauphin’s Countryfest 45 Community Band 73 Blazing Trails 14 Canada’s National Bratstva 74 Winterlife 15 Ukrainian Festival 46 Quiet Camping 16 Manitoba Mudrun 48 Dauphin Multi-Purpose Seniors Centre 75 RM of Dauphin Camping Information 17 Race RMNP 49 Golf 18 Color Blast Fun Run 50 Dauphin Public LIbrary 76 Courage 20 Dauphin Chamber of Dauphin Friendship Centre 77 Statues of Dauphin 20 Commerce Street Fair 51 Through the Lens 78 Watchable Wildlife 22 Dauphin Agricultural Fair 52 Dauphin & District Big Game 24 Threshing Day 53 Chamber of Commerce 80 Big Fish 25 Rotary Lobsterfest Kitchen Party 54 Living Green: Dauphin is Building Rotary Wine Tasting 54 a Sustainable Community 82 PLACES 26 2020 Manitoba Summer Games Communities in Bloom 84 Powered by Manitoba Hydro 55 Watson Art Centre (WAC) 27 Volunteering in Dauphin 85 WAC Events 27 MS Ride 56 Parkland Recreation Complex 28 Take the Leap 57 SERVICES 87 Dauphin’s Culture Days 58 Credit Union Place (CUP) 30 Service Listings 87 Countryfest Community Cinema 31 Hockey Night in Dauphin 60 Traveling to Dauphin 91 Dauphin Fairgrounds 32 Louis Riel Day at Fort Dauphin 62 Lodging & Camping 93 Vermillion Sportsplex 33 Christmas in Dauphin 63 Custom Group Experiences 94 Vermillion Park 34 Monthly Events for 2018 64 Fort Dauphin Museum 36 Hosting Events in Dauphin 95 Trembowla Cross of Freedom 38 COMMUNITY 66 Dauphin’s Bed & Breakfast Options 95 Selo Ukraina 39 Welcome to Dauphin 66 City of Dauphin Map 96 CNoR Station & New Resident Welcome Program 67 RM of Dauphin Map 98

dauphin.ca 3 ADVENTURES

One of the best ways to explore an area is to hop in your car and get lost on the backroads. Road tripping is entirely flexible—no timetable, no deadlines, no schedule. You can take that detour you’ve always wanted to and find new places to picnic, hike, ride, or simply rest. The Parkland has a ton of hidden gems perfect for a day on the backroads with your camera and a good buddy or two.

4 Visit Dauphin | 2018 Visitors Guide Light Painting Photography Kyle Schappert has been creating light painting images since the summer of 2014. He first gained an interest in the genre soon after learning long exposure photography from friend and photographer Joel Boily. He started creating various shapes using sparklers and flashlights and later began experimenting with burning steel wool and magnesium. “I’ve spent countless hours lurking in the middle of the night, searching for new locations to practice my craft and bring new perspectives to light through the art of steel wool and light painting photography”. Kyle’s brand of steel wool photography garnered much attention from local media in Winnipeg and also landed him a feature back in April of 2015 in Maclean’s Magazine. Later in 2016, Kyle purchased a set of custom light painting tools including a saber and fiber optic brush. He crossed paths with another Winnipeg light painter, Kevin Dowd, and they’ve been collaborating extensively over the past several months, perfecting various methods with a wide array of specialized gear.

dauphin.ca 5 EARLY MORNINGS & LATE NIGHTS

by Kyle Schappert The R.M of Dauphin provides plenty of beautiful backdrops and scenes to discover for a photography enthusiast such as myself, from Lake Dauphin to Riding Mountain National Park and the miles upon miles of rustic farmland in between. The following photos represent a few of my fondest moments while travelling around the R.M.

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HWY 20 N. b Sunrise at Rainbow Beach – Early Morning Light. Date of sunrise: October 7th. I much enjoyed watching the sunrise on the shore of Lake Dauphin at Rainbow Beach. The vibrant colors reflected marvelously off RAINBOW BEACH the water and I couldn’t think of a more therapeutic place to drink my morning coffee. c Sunrise at Rainbow Beach – Visit from a Willet. Moments before the peak of the rising sun, I received a pleasant visit from a willet. The bird KM 49 was busy in search for breakfast. At this point, a rainbow-like spectrum of colors filled the sky and how fitting being a Rainbow Beach. d Sunrise at Rainbow Beach – The First Sun Peak. The sun was running a little later than expected due to some cloud cover but the first peak MOON LAKE marvelously made up for lost time. I was preoccupied checking out some interesting shapes of driftwood on shore when the first rays of lights began to shine through the clouds. e Morning Take-Off.I was driving down Hwy 20 just North of Dauphin when I spotted a couple large gaggles of snow geese in a nearby field. This was my first time seeing such large groups of snowbirds in person and I found the sight awe-inspiring, especially when hundreds of the birds took flight in unison. That’s a moment I’d like to recreate in the future for sure! f One Night at KM 49 – Northern Lights. I visited the KM 49 site just minutes from Dauphin going south on Hwy. 10. What a great view of the sky! I thought I was in the market for a night of stargazing but the sky over the mountain surprised me with the Northern Lights. g One Night at KM49 – The Milky Way. You can clearly see the night sky from all angles at KM 49. I was sitting in one of the chairs watching h the Northern Lights towards the north and by the time I moved out of the chair, you could see the Milky Way to the south. That’s what I call 360 degrees of beauty! i h Moon Lake Madness – If You Wish Upon a Star. Moon Lake is another great spot where I spent a couple late nights enjoying the company of the stars, and it’s just up the road from KM 49. There’s nothing but the sights and sounds of Mother Nature surrounding you, and if you’re lucky you might even see a shooting star… i Moon Lake Madness – Illuminated Fog. I have grown to love exploring the mysteries of the night at Moon Lake. When the fog rolls, everything starts looking mystical, almost like you could be in a different world. Am I dreaming? My imagination is always at work when I’m at Moon Lake.

dauphin.ca 7 HIKE & BIKE

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 Riding Mountain National Park has over 400 kms of trails for hikers, mountain bikers, and horse packers. in Riding Mountain While most of the hiking trails are single use, a good National Park! portion of the extensive trail system is designated as multi‑use. Only a short drive from Dauphin, several hikes Reeve’s Ravine Trail is located on the can be accessed from park roads, including Highway east side of the park and provides an 10. The park’s trail network is largely interconnected 11.5‑kilometre loop trail that rises 541 feet with many trails only accessible from other trails rather from the trailhead to the summit. Access than road‑accessible trailheads. Thanks to the efforts this and other trails on Highway 19, the of several local volunteer organizations, many trails are East Gate entrance, and take a rolling, open to cross‑country skiers and back‑country skiers scenic drive through the east escarpment during the winter months. The Manitoba Escarpment with endless opportunities for photography provides exceptional viewpoints over the park and the and wildlife viewing. surrounding region. The RMNP and Duck Mountain Provincial Park websites provide year‑round 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!

Reeve’s Ravine Trail East Gate McCreary Clear Lake

Visit the Dauphin Derailleurs Cycle Club on Facebook Fat Bike Rentals now available in RMNP! for info on cycling programming and events in the Email [email protected] or call 204‑848‑7275

Dauphin area. ©istockphoto by piola666 Photo: for rates and availability.

8 Visit Dauphin | 2018 Visitors Guide Legend Trail

Trails Near Dauphin CYCLING ADVENTURES

GREAT HIKES

FAMILY FRIENDLY (less than 1 hour) RMNP Trail Conditions

dauphin.ca 9 DAUPHIN LAKE: RAINBOWS, EAGLES & NORTHERN LIGHTS

Rainbow Beach Provincial Park, on the southwestern shore “... a favourite of locals to watch the sunset of the lake, is the perfect spot for an afternoon getaway near the silhouette of Riding Mountain or a weekend away from it all. The park offers swimming National Park while listening to the sounds and recreation for the kids, and quiet nights by the lake of the abundant local wildlife.” for parents. Located only minutes from Dauphin, the park has both spacious and private campsites and three large 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 the legendary northern lights of Manitoba.

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 98. Photo: Kelly Michaluk Photography Michaluk Kelly Photo:

10 Visit Dauphin | 2018 Visitors Guide 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! Photo: Kelly Michaluk Photography Michaluk Kelly Photo: Photography Michaluk Kelly Photo:

Fishing Regulations for Dauphin Lake (2018 Angler’s Guide)

Dauphin Lake including that portion of the Mossy River to municipal road 107 west and all inflowing tributaries— the walleye/sauger limit is four (4) and all walleye between 45 cm and 70 cm must be released. All inflowing tributaries and those parts of Dauphin Lake within 1 km of their mouths are closed to all fishing, including dip netting from March 1 to and including May 12. The remaining parts of Dauphin Lake remain open in March and are closed to all fishing from April 1 to and including May 12.

dauphin.ca 11 PARKLAND PADDLING CLUB

The Parkland Paddling Club (PPC) is a great resource for local paddling knowledge and training opportunities. Take an introductory course or hone your skills with a specialty clinic or private instruction. Winter doesn’t keep this club down—sign up for classes in our local Kinsmen Aquatic Centre! Recreational, sea kayaking, and whitewater—this club does it all. Meet up with other locals for a weekday club paddle or organize a group experience through the Community Outreach Program. Whatever works best for you, the PPC is here to help you get out on the water this summer! Some of the programs and initiatives the club offers: • Youth Club Kayaking Courses and Paddle Canada Certification • Staff training and kayak certification • Adult Intro to Kayaking Courses and Rescue Skills Clinic • Whitewater Kayaking Clinics and Manitoba Road Trip • Youth Whitewater Kayaking emersion camp

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12 Visit Dauphin | 2018 Visitors Guide FAMILY-FRIENDLY PADDLING

The Dauphin area presents many opportunities to enjoy nature in a canoe. Moon Lake, Clear Lake and Lake Audy in RMNP offer many quiet moments for watching sunsets and wildlife. Many of the creeks and rivers in the area are navigable especially at the beginning of the season. Be careful of sweeps and water levels. Duck Mountain Provincial Park also possesses beautiful lakes and owns a couple of short overnight routes. The Parkland is an ideal place to introduce your family to recreational canoeing. Visit Clear Lake Marina for rentals of kayaks, pedal boats and stand‑up paddleboards. Clear Lake has been deemed the “Best Lake in Western Manitoba” and offers crystal clear views of the lakebed and aquatic life in some areas. Clear Lake Marina is seasonal and carries a full stock of rentals and safety gear for paddlers and boat rentals. Visit them at clearlakemarina.ca

dauphin.ca 13 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

For trail maps and other information on the Dauphin & District Snowmobile Club, please visit dauphinsnowmobileclub.com.

14 Visit Dauphin | 2018 Visitors Guide WINTERLIFE

Snowshoeing & Curling Cross‑Country Skiing No matter your age, you can curl! With so many trail options Dauphin has curling leagues for in and around Dauphin for everyone. Whether you want to cross‑country skiing and curl competitively or just for fun, snowshoeing, this is a prime there is a curling league for you. area for winter adventures! These leagues range as follows: Seniors, Men’s, Ladies, Farmers Nearby trails in RMNP (mixed), Legions (mixed), and (map R25): Junior (children/youth). • Edwards Creek Trail, Dauphin has one of the Moderate, 5.4 km greatest curling facilities in • Beach Ridges, Easy, 3.5 km the province. • Broadleaf Trail, Moderate, 4.2 km Questions? Call 204‑622‑3157 • Crawford Creek, Difficult, 10 km Skating • Hilton Trail, Moderate, 16 km Tie up your skates and head • Moon Lake, Difficult, 9.2 km to the DCT Outdoor Skating pc.gc.ca/riding Oval behind the Parkland Rec Centre! This free skate The four closest trails to opportunity is open 7 am – Dauphin which are regularly 9 pm, but keep in mind, it groomed and tracked are is unsupervised. Check the Broadleaf, Beach Ridges, Dauphin Rec Services website Crawford Creek, and Edwards for more information on indoor Creek, and they are open for and outdoor public skating the 2018 ski season. Please be opportunities. aware these are cross‑country dauphinrec.com ski trails and snowshoeing causes damage to tracks. More Winter Fun! Fabulous snowshoeing options Winter is a busy time of year are Moon Lake, Kippan’s with lots of things to do! Visit Mill, and Bead Lakes trails, one of our many parks to build all within a 20‑minute drive a snowman, have a family from Dauphin. The north–end snowball fight, make a snow trails in RMNP are groomed angel, go tobogganing, or build and maintained in partnership an igloo. Enjoy a minor hockey between the Dauphin North tournament or curling bonspiels End Trails Crew and RMNP. held throughout the winter. Trail conditions are kept current at the RMNP website. pc.gc.ca/riding Follow Dauphin’s social accounts to learn about local ice fishing derbies and family fun fish days!

dauphin.ca 15 QUIET CAMPING

Keld Park Keld Park in the RM of Dauphin offers access to Riding Mountain National Park’s Strathclair Trail, a favourite of backcountry enthusiasts. Keld Park is situated next to a babbling stream that can be quite active during spring runoff and has 10 unserviced sites with firepits and modern washrooms. Find more at rmofdauphin.ca under the VISITING tab.

16 Visit Dauphin | 2018 Visitors Guide RM of Dauphin Camping Information

Camping season in the RM of Dauphin opens May long weekend and continues until the end of September. Call the RM office at 204‑638‑4531 for more information and camp host contacts. Sifton Beach Stoney Point Beach Keld Park • 14 seasonal sites • 22 seasonal sites • 10 camping un-serviced sites • 2 overnight/weekend/monthly • 5 overnight/weekend/monthly $15.00 per night sites $15.00 per night sites (30 amp hydro in each site) • Modern washrooms • Modern washrooms $15.00 per night • Reservations not required, unless • All sites are unserviced • Tents and an overflow area – an event is planned • Fees payable to the RM of Dauphin no electricity • Fees payable to the RM of Dauphin and are to be collected by the • Washrooms, shower, and water tap and can be left in the drop box or camp host immediately • Fees payable to the RM of Dauphin with the camp host immediately • Day use picnic area available and are to be collected by the • Day use picnic area available camp host immediately • Day use picnic area available

dauphin.ca 17 GOLF

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 Dauphin Lake Golf Resort 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. Under new management. (map R17)

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 environmentally‑friendly 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

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) 204‑548‑3030 • golfgilbertplains.com

Gilbert Plains Country Club Clear Lake Golf Course

18 Visit Dauphin | 2018 Visitors Guide Make a weekend of golfing in the area!

Poplar Ridge Golf Course Neepawa Golf & Country Club McCreary Golf & Country Club Onanole 204‑848‑2382 Neepawa 204‑476‑5711 McCreary 204‑835‑2711 At Poplar Ridge you’ll enjoy One of the finest golf courses in McCreary Golf & Country Club is a fine exceptional scenery with beautiful Manitoba, this course is challenging place to stop for 9 holes along the sunrises and spectacular sunsets yet responsive and fair for all caliber scenic east escarpment of the park. to frame your days. Nature was the of golfer. Built along the escarpment A community golf course, the area is guide when designing this 18‑hole of the Whitemud River, the natural used by locals and golfers who are course and the landscape and natural beauty of this course is second to travelling the Parkland in search of contours of the rolling hills and none. great golf with fabulous views. meadows dictate where holes were placed to take maximum advantage of the magnificent views.

dauphin.ca 19 COURAGE

Lt. Col. Billy Barker V.C. Canada’s Most Decorated War Hero In January 1917, Barker completed his pilot training being described as a “natural-born flyer”. He was first wounded by anti-aircraft fire that August, only regaining William Barker was born in Dauphin, Manitoba, still a part consciousness with the assistance of his observer, and of the Canadian frontier, in 1894, two years prior to the barely landed the plane behind his own lines. arrival of the railway. Raised amidst the stock bravery of pioneers who faced innumerable hardships, Barker became After recovering in England and serving a short stint a fearless cavalry rider and superb rifle shot. At a young as an instructor, Barker was back in France in October age he joined the 32nd Light Horse, a non-permanent 1917, and within days had shot down six German aircraft. active militia unit, based in Roblin, Manitoba. Barker put 404 hours on his Sopwith Camel between September 1917 and September 1918, shooting down At the outset of the First World War, Barker answered the 46 enemy aircraft and reconnaissance balloons. call to action, joined the cavalry, and in June 1915 was sent to England to train as a machine gunner, soon transferring Barker’s war ended on 27 October 1918 in a skirmish with to the Royal Flying Corps as an observer / machine gunner. over 60 German aircraft for which he was awarded the He shot down his first aircraft on 21 July 1916. Victoria Cross.

20 Visit Dauphin | 2018 Visitors Guide WELLINGTON CRES. VERMILLION PL. TUXEDO DR. HAWTHORNE AVENUE EAST INDUSTRIAL ROAD HAWTHORNE AVENUE WEST REIMER ROAD

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MACNEILL BARKER STREET PLACE VAN WICKLIN STREET FORREST AVENUE WEST FORREST AVE. EAST VERMILLION STREET MARIGOLD ST. RAILWAY AVENUE BOND STREET ASTER BAY CROCUS BAY DAVIDSON AVENUE WEST AD DAVIDSON AVENUE EAST DAVIDSON AVE. STREET AIN RO YS STATUESSASKATCHEWAN STREET SANDY

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WALKER AVENUE KEA KIRBY AVENUE WEST KIRBY AVENUE EAST MOUNT STREET

BOUL. VETERANS DRIVE AD MACLEOD AVENUE WEST MACLEOD AVE. EAST STRADBROOKE PL. UR RO HEDDER LY VERMILLION STREET LO KING STREET WEST STREET CENTRE STREET JESSIE STREET WILLIAM ST. VA BUCHANON AVENUE WEST OFBUCHANON AVDAUPHINENUE EAST SEVENTH AVE. N.W. RIVER AVENUE WEST RIVER AVENUE EAST SIXTH AVENUE N.W. EIGHTH AVE. N.E.

Duck Mountain MARGARET AVE. SEVENTH AD ALEXANDRIA AVE. FIFTH AVENUE N. CENTENNIAL DRIVE Provincial Park AIN RO MARYLAND AVE. S Dauphin’s Bronze Statue initiative IXTH AVE. N.E. EARL AVE. PARK CRES. W. BOND STREET FOURTH AVE. N.W. FULLER STREET g b MOUNT JACKSON STREET JACKSON began in 2014 when the City of JOHNSON STREET FIFTH HENRY AVE. AVENUE EDWARD AVENUE EDWARD SECOND AVENUE N.W.THIRD AVE. N.W. PLACE

URA STREET FIRST STREET N.W. Dauphin invested in the first of the FOURTH LA WAKEFIELD AVENUE AVENUE N.E. DUNFIELD AVENUE series, “Young Pioneers”. This statue FIRST AVENUE N.W. HY STREET

THIRD OT MAIN STREET NORTH AV FIRST AVE. ENUE STREET ELMAY was erected in honour of Canada’s DOR MERRELL CENTENNIAL DRIVE N.E. MERRELL AVENUE SECOND PLACE SECOND AVE. d FIRST STREETAVENUE N.E. National Ukrainian Festival as it THIRD N.E. S.W. BOSSONS FIRST BOSSONS AVENUE PLACE celebrated its 50th year! Each statue AVENUE OND STREET N.E. FOURTH AVENUE SEC N.E. S.W. encompasses a principle which FIRST AVENUE EDGAR AVENUE FIFTH AVENUE N.E. SPRUCE AVE. c THIRD STREET N.E. reflects the foundations upon which S.W. MEMORIAL BLVD. AVENUE AD SIXTH AVENUE KERR AVENUE Dauphin was built and continues to N.E. THIRD STREET S.W. S.W. THIRD AIN RO SEVENTH AVENUE thrive today. MAPLE AVENUE S.E. S.W. FOURTH MOUNT SECOND STREET S.W. AVE. S.E. EIGHTH AVENUE AVENUE FOURTH STREET N.E. EVASON AVE. To date, five bronze statues have S.W. FIRST STREET S.W. FIFTH AVENUE SECOND AVE. MAPLE POPLAR AVENUE NINTH AVENUE been placed around the community. S.W. f SIXTH AVENUE AVENUE S.E. AVENUE Be sure to visit the monuments using BUCHY PL. MAIN STREET SOUTH S.E. S.W. SEVENTH ELM ST. e AVENUE the map on this page and check back POPLAR TENTH OAK AVENUE FIRST STREET S.E. S.E. PHILLIPS ST. S.W. EIGHTH to our website for more information AVENUE CKSON STREET .

JA AVE. S.W. S.E. ELEVENTH ASH ST. NINTH on future plans. AVENUE SECOND STREET S.E. PIONEER AVENUE AD AVE. S.W. S.E. WALLER ST. TENTH AVE. S.E. THIRD STREET S.E Golf Course & AIN RO TWELFTH AVE. S.W. ELEVENTH AVE. S.E. S.E. Rainbow Beach

AVE. S.E. MOUNT b Public Library – 504 Main St. N. d CN Park –IDA STREET 1st St. N.W. (middle of g Splash Park– 2nd Ave. N.W. FIFTH ST. S.E. WHITMORE AVENUE WEST WHITMORE AVENUE EAST WHITMORE AVENUE EAST Statue Name: CURIOSITY. park). Statue Name:. OPTIMISM. Not an official part of the series, but Y ST. IDA ST. WA a lovable addition to Vermillion Park, GERTRUDE ST RK PA c e LILLY AVENUE CRUISE CRES. is “Berry” the bronze bear, located City Hall – 100 Main St. S. St. Paul’s Home – 703 JacksonCRUISE CRES. St. EMMA STREET Statue Name: PERSEVERANCE. StatueFRANCES STREET Name: COMPASSION. at the entrance to the splashpad and BERESFORD AVENUE playground of the park. Be sure to stop f Gartmore Park – 6th Ave. S.W. & Main St. • Statue Name: FIRST FARM. by when you visit beautiful Vermillion.

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RIVERSIDE ROAD Selo Ukraina & Riding Mountain National Park WATCHABLE WILDLIFE

Tips For Viewing Wildlife In The Region • The opposite of the above tip is true when travelling in an area inhabited by dangerous animals. When travelling • Respect the habitat in the area. Your visit to an area should through bear country (or anywhere else where you might be low-impact (leave no trace of yourself). Carry out any encounter a potentially dangerous animal, such as a moose), refuse with you, and refrain from damaging any habitat. carry a noisemaker, such as a bell, or speak or whistle as • Feeding wild animals can be dangerous to both human and you travel. A surprised animal feels threatened, and may animal and is also illegal. Be sure to keep food away from all react to your sudden appearance in a hostile manner. wildlife and preserve the authenticity of the experience. • Your two best tools are timing and patience. Find out • Be aware that your sound and/or scent may frighten an animal what season and what time of day are best for viewing and make viewing difficult. Move slowly and quietly and try to the desired animal. Then settle yourself in, out of sight, travel downwind from where you expect to find an animal. and watch, wait, and enjoy.

22 Visit Dauphin | 2018 Visitors Guide White-tailed Deer

Canadian Lynx

• When pulling over on roads, pull as far as possible off the Moose road and onto the shoulder, and set the hazards of your vehicle on. Be aware of traffic before you pull over!

Christmas Bird Count In early December, join Riding Mountain National Park staff and local birders as they spend the day walking, skiing and snowshoeing their way through the Park counting everyone’s favourite winter feathered friends.

dauphin.ca 23 If you’re a hunter you will find no better place, BIG as you will find some of the largest whitetail deer and black bear GAME in North America. The area 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 Manitoba Conservation 204‑638‑6268, piasta.com 2nd Avenue S.W. 204‑622‑2205 / 1‑800‑214‑6497 Drop Tine Outfitting gov.mb.ca/conservation/wildlife/ 204‑638‑2915 / 204‑648‑5083 hunting/ droptineoutfitting.com Sticky’s Bait, Tackle & Guiding Ledoux’s T’n’T 1301 Main Street S. Outfitting & Guiding 204‑638‑3658 / 204‑648‑3166 204‑733‑2609 stickysbaitandtackle.com manitobabiggame.com

Northern Angler Fly Fishing & Hunting Adventures 204‑638‑7740 northernangler.mb.ca

Sticky’s Bait, Tackle & Guiding 1301 Main St. S. 204‑638‑3658 / 204‑648‑3166 stickysbaitandtackle.com

Riverside Lodge For a complete 1‑866‑214‑8402 listing of outfitters, huntriverside.com visit Manitoba Harvest Lodge Lodges & Outfitters 204‑628‑3491 / 1‑855‑629‑3491 Association huntharvestlodge.com at mloa.com

24 Visit Dauphin | 2018 Visitors Guide Fishing is a favourite pastime in the area because of the many wonderful lakes for people to enjoy. Dauphin Lake has BIG produced 11 different Master Angler species—three other species can be caught ten minutes away at the Vermillion FISH 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.

Some lakes have special regulations; consult the Manitoba Anglers’ Guide for complete information at gov.mb.ca/conservation/fish

Dauphin Lake pike, perch and walleye. Riding Mountain Try Gull Lake for stocked brook Dauphin Lake is a trophy walleye National Park (RMNP) trout, rainbow trout, splake, lake fishery with fish weighing 1.4 to whitefish and sparr and Laurie The lakes of RMNP are open to 1.8 kg (3‑4 lbs) or more! Try your luck fishing but are subject to separate Lake for lake trout, brown trout, catching northern pike and Master rules and regulations. A Manitoba Angler walleye. The record catch of splake, northern pike and perch. Angling License is not valid in RMNP. a 71.45 cm (32") walleye was made Fish for stocked bass and trout Moon Lake, south of Dauphin in the at Dauphin Lake on February 16, in Perch Lake (catch and release, northeast section of RMNP, is a quiet 2002. A number of boat launches electric motors only). Shilliday Lake lake with northern pike and perch. are available, and Rainbow Beach is stocked with rainbow and brown Motorized boats are permitted, but Provincial Recreation Park offers trout (electric motors only). Walleye, must be carried to the lake (approx. camping and swimming. Dauphin northern pike, perch and smallmouth 300 m /1,000 ft). Lake is a shallow lake, so take care bass can be caught in Singuish Lake. when boating. (map R18) Vermillion Reservoir Fly‑Fishing Duck Mountain Located on the northern boundary Fly‑fishing is a thriving sport in Provincial Park of RMNP close to Dauphin, the the Parkland. Try the Vermillion Vermillion Reservoir is stocked with A number of great fishing lakes River Reservoir or these stocked smallmouth bass, brown trout, and and rivers can be found in this park, lakes in Duck Mountain Provincial rainbow trout. It is a great place for all within a one‑hour drive. Try Park: Childs, East Blue, Gull, Laurie, fly‑fishing and catching Master East Blue Lake, stocked with trophy Perch, Shilliday, and West Blue. rainbow trout, splake, and lake trout Angler brown trout. The record Manitoba’s only full‑service or West Blue Lake for walleye, lake catch at Vermillion Reservoir was fly‑fishing shop is in Dauphin. trout, brown trout and perch. Fish a 58.42 cm (23") smallmouth bass, Child’s Lake for lake trout, northern Contact Northern Angler Fly & caught on August 10, 2003. Only pike, splake, walleye and perch. Tackle at 204‑638‑7740 or visit electric motors may be used. Elk Lake is a small lake with northern 17 ‑ 7th Ave. N.W. (map R27)

dauphin.ca 25 PLACES

26 Visit Dauphin | 2018 Visitors Guide WATSON ART CENTRE

The Watson Art Centre is a beautiful heritage building phenomenal entertainment and training in all facets of located directly across from the historic CNoR Station. the arts including dance, pottery, music, theatre, painting, The WAC (as it is affectionately called) has been around and quilting. One can come here to take in a play, enjoy since 1905 and has held many “jobs” (town hall, police live music or comedy, or even taste exotic food and station, jail, fire department, library and more) before drink. The historic building is in great repair and is a focusing on the arts. The WAC is a hub where people culturally significant meeting place for all who reside in the of all ages and backgrounds come together to take in Parkland region. 2018 WAC EVENTS

MARCH 16 Indian City Band

MARCH 31 - APRIL 8 MARCH 31 MAY 11 Dauphin Arts Fest Artisan Market Wreckin’ So

OCTOBER 6 Brent & Sarah’s NOVEMBER 10 DECEMBER 8 Comedy Magic Show Christmas Craft Sale Luke McMaster

There’s always something going on at the WAC! Check our event calendar at watsonartcentre.com.

dauphin.ca 27 PARKLAND RECREATION COMPLEX

Dauphin’s Parkland Rec Complex is a regional hub for for swimming, 12‑person hot tub, birthday party area and sports, conferences and other major events. With a brand new waterslide. Steps over is the curling rink with an capacity of nearly 2,800 in the Credit Union Place arena, upper 140‑seat viewing lounge, used often throughout the there are several events held annually, at the Home of the winter months for bonspiels. The Rec Grounds also feature Dauphin Kings. The arena features a second floor with a the Rotary Curling Rink, ball diamonds and the DMCC 211 meter rubberized walking track perfect for training Fairgrounds which is home to the Annual Agricultural Fair. in the off season. The complex also features the Kinsmen In the winter months, be sure to check on the status of the Aquatic Centre with wave pool, zero‑depth entry, 4 lanes outdoor skating rink.

28 Visit Dauphin | 2018 Visitors Guide Host your Lion’s Den Strilkiwski Room The Lion’s Den provides a spacious room With almost 840 square feet in meeting or of more than 5,000 square feet and can a square shape, the Strilkiwski Room accommodate up to 200 guests in a can comfortably host up to 50 guests and event with us! banquet‑style setup. Renovated in the overlooks the Credit Union Place Arena. summer of 2011, the space provides a Three meeting spaces that fresh and clean feeling and its neutral Credit Union Place Floor can satisfy various needs colour palate allows event organizers to Credit Union Place provides a spacious and accommodations easily decorate to meet their needs. conference floor of more than 17,000 Two newly renovated and Curler’s Lounge square feet with capacity of 1,000 refurnished meeting spaces guests dependent on floor setup. This Catering service information Newly renovated and furnished in space can accommodate more guests; and booking neutral colours, the Curler’s Lounge however, you are responsible for provides more than 3,500 square feet contacting the Fire Chief and supplying Complete kitchen facilities of meeting space. This meeting space a map of the floor setup and requested Portable projection screen can comfortably accommodate up to 80 numbers. The Credit Union Place floor guests with round tables. There are two Portable TV/VCR/DVD unit is available April ‑ July. built‑in 40" LCD TVs in the meeting space. Portable whiteboard easel and flipcharts Portable LCD projector Our Rates 48‑Hour Package Half Day • 4 hours or less Free Internet access Rental Fee Includes: Full Day • 8 hours or less Complimentary use of the Hourly Rates • Available Tables/Chairs set up and take down, Sound Dauphin Clinic Pharmacy System, Projection Screen and Podium Walking Track, located at Damage deposit is equal to rental fee Credit Union Place and is required at the time of booking. Photocopying and Pre‑event setup is negotiable and faxing is available in the dependent on availability. Administration Office (Charged accordingly) Rates Available Upon Request

dauphin.ca 29 CREDIT UNION PLACE (CUP)

Credit Union Place is the newest part of the Parkland The Strilkiwski Contracting Viewing Lounge is located in Recreation Complex located at 200-1st Street S.E. the upper concourse and overlooks the event floor. The Entrances to Credit Union Place are at the west end of the 40-person meeting/viewing area is directly linked to the Parkland Recreation Complex, north entrance off of 1st Lion’s Den and is equipped with an in-house sound system, Ave. S.E., and from the parking lot located on the south phone lines, DSL internet and server. side of the facility. Credit Union Place is a multi-purpose The Dauphin Clinic Pharmacy Walking Track is a two‑lane, entertainment facility that provides Dauphin with a great venue in which to host a wide variety of sporting events, 211.5 metre oval rubberized walking track located on the trade shows and entertainment events. Credit Union Place upper concourse and is open year-round for running and is also the home for the Dauphin Kings Junior “A” Hockey walking. The track is wheelchair accessible. Club of the MJHL. The Credit Union Place offers on-site food and beverage The CUP Arena offers an 200’ x 85’ NHL ice surface with “C” services. Two full‑service concessions are located in the bowl seating for 1763, an additional standing room concourse facility, one on the main floor and the second on the for 247 and has a wheelchair seating area. There are two upper concourse. Permanent and portable liquor services concessions, one in the CUP and one in the lower concourse, are operated by Dauphin Recreation Services under the bar services, washrooms and raised media and sound rooms. Spectator Activities License agreement of the MLCC. ©Pederson Photographic

30 Visit Dauphin | 2018 Visitors Guide COUNTRYFEST COMMUNITY CINEMA Countryfest Community Cinema is a community owned, non‑profit business that was built by people in the Dauphin and Parkland area. This state‑of‑the‑art, four‑theatre venue offers full‑screen movie options, games and concession, and new this year is a virtual reality room. Check out the website for movie listings and booking info at countryfestcommunitycinema.com.

Book your event or party at the CCC! Want to get the most out of your next corporate event? Need to make a big impact? Book your next corporate function with us. Our screens and seating are ideal for presentations, meetings, seminars, educational screenings, as well as client and employee appreciation events. Rent out the theatre for a screening of the latest film! Catering and concessions are available as well as birthday party rentals. ©Pederson Photographic

dauphin.ca 31 DAUPHIN FAIRGROUNDS

The DMCC Grounds is home to the annual Ag Fair hosted • Two livestock show rings: 1 grass show ring (228' x 125') every July long weekend and the annual car show and derby and 1 sand ring (302'x 120') used for high school rodeo hosted every summer. The DMCC grounds are hosted in a • 1/4 mile stock car track and 5/8 mile horse track park‑like environment with green space a priority for all complete with two spectator grandstands with a total development, and house the following facilities: seating capacity of 1,800 people (south 1,000 / north 800), concession building, paramutual / storage building • Four minor baseball / softball diamonds and concession and announcers stand storage building • One senior baseball diamond with a concession / • Three horseshoe pits announcer building and batting cage • DCT outdoor rink with heated dressing area and lighted • One sale barn and 3‑pole barns for a total of 217 stalls ice surface complete with electricity, lights and water • 320‑stall paved and lighted parking lot located between • One 16-stall livestock wash rack located at the west end Credit Union Place, Parkland Recreation Complex, Rotary Arena and senior ball diamond of the barns

32 Visit Dauphin | 2018 Visitors Guide VERMILLION SPORTSPLEX

The Vermillion Park Sportsplex is home to five ball diamonds, a batting cage, two soccer pitches and a rugby pitch. There is bleacher seating behind each diamond, concession and washroom facilities. Vermillion Park Sportsplex is conveniently located next to the Vermillion Park Campground, connected by a bridge accessible by foot and bicycle. Interested in this space for your next event? Contact Dauphin Rec Services at 204‑622-3150 or visit them online at daupinrec.com

dauphin.ca 33 VERMILLION PARK

Vermillion Park Campground offers a haven for campers! With a quick drive in every direction leading to a memorable outdoor adventure, this campground is one of the best kept secrets for RVers en route to Churchill or the Riding Mountains. With upgraded campground facilities, including new showers and a new covered picnic area, and a pristine natural setting are all just a short walk away from any amenities you may seek on your travels. A dumping station can now be found on site. If you are one of the festival-goers, shuttle service is available from Vermillion Park right to the festival site. Vermillion Park is also a short walk to great downtown shopping, the historic Fort Dauphin Museum, and the Watson Art Centre which hosts programming and entertainment year-round!

34 Visit Dauphin | 2018 Visitors Guide STREET YS KEA

BUCHANON AVENUE EAST

SECOND AVENUE N.W.

FIRST STREET N.W. FIRST AVENUE N.W.

FIRST AVE.

THIRD SECOND AVE.

Vermillion MAIN STREET NORTH Park AVENUE Sportsplex

SECOND STREET S.W. Rec. Centre

Vermillion Park Campsite Information • 17 full‑service • Winter snowshoeing campsites & cross country • 24 water & power sites ski trails • 20 electrical‑only • Splashpark & sites & 114 playground unserviced sites • Brand new showers • Summer walking trails • Covered picnic area

How to Book at Campsite Reservations can be made from April 3rd, 2018, onwards for the 2018 camping season. Payment: 100% upfront at moment of reservation Reservations can be made by calling 204‑622‑3150 and payment can be made by Visa or MasterCard over the phone. Reservations can also be made, in person, at the Parkland Recreation Complex – 200 1st St. S.E. in Dauphin and payment can be cash, debit, Visa or MasterCard.

For information on Vermillion Park events and bookings, please contact Dauphin Recreation Services at 204‑622‑3109.

dauphin.ca 35 FORT DAUPHIN MUSEUM

Explore what it was like for Peter Fidler, early pioneers Hours are seasonal and vary: May and June and and fur traders in the Dauphin area. September: 9 am - 5 pm, Monday to Friday; July and August: The wooden palisade that surrounds the Fort Dauphin 9 am - 5 pm Monday to Saturday; October to April: Museum lets you decide what century you’re in. Walk visits by appointment. through history with a tour of our buildings. Imagine what Admission Fees: Adults $4.00; Youth $3.00. it would be like to be a child among 14 siblings in a one- Children, free when accompanied by an adult. room pioneer log house. Take classes at the one-room Sandringham School like children in the prairies used to. For guided tours, tour packages, and school tours please contact the Manager/Curator for details and pricing. Discover what’s hiding under the surface at the Parkland Archaeological Laboratory. We’ve catalogued over 4th Ave. S.W. / Jackson St. (map P8) 80,000 artifacts! 204‑638‑6630 Uncover special experiences at the Fort Dauphin Museum [email protected] by attending one of our many events. Check out our N51°09’06.3” W100°03’44.9” calendar to see what should be on your radar. 14U 0425692 UTM5667238

36 Visit Dauphin | 2018 Visitors Guide dauphin.ca 37 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

38 Visit Dauphin | 2018 Visitors Guide SELO UKRAINA

The Ukrainian Folk Arts Centre & developing an authentic historic several clay bake ovens which are Museum operates and maintains a experience, allowing visitors to imagine used extensively during the Ukrainian museum and festival site to provide the life of early pioneers to the region. festival. an environment for the awareness and The heritage village features many The site is open to visitors from May preservation of Ukrainian heritage and unique buildings including a church long weekend to the end of August, culture. The facility, known as “Selo with original bell towers, one‑room 10 am to 4 pm. The site can also Ukraina”, is located 12 kms south of school house, general store complete be rented for public and private Dauphin. The festival grounds, which with many artifacts from the 1930s functions, making for a truly original include an outdoor amphitheatre, – 1960s, shoe repair shop, and a experience for events. Appointments many outdoor stages, recreations community hall filled with exhibits. The and inquiries can be made at hall, and kiosks, is home to Canada’s site is home to the Ukrainian Musicians 204‑638‑1554. (map P22) National Ukrainian Festival, Dauphin’s Hall of Fame which is filled to the brim Countryfest, Catalyst Credit Union with interesting items. Also on site Highway 10 South Manitoba MudRun and many other are three older farm houses complete 204‑638‑9401 or 204‑638‑4374 community events and organizations. with furnishings unique to the pioneer N51°02’25.9” W100°04’47.6” The museum continues work on era, and a “summer kitchen” featuring 14U 0424288 UTM 5654669

dauphin.ca 39 CNoR STATION (a Manitoba Heritage Building) &DAUPHIN RAIL MUSEUM

The Canadian Northern Railway (CNoR) was opened to Dauphin The restored station contains commercial offices and the in 1896 by MacKenzie and Mann as part of the Lake Manitoba Dauphin Rail Museum, open during the summer months and Railway and Canal Company’s route to Winnipegosis. otherwise by appointment. The railway was the reason Dauphin as we know it today was The museum houses pertinent artifacts, photographs, and established, and the major investment in such a significant other information about the more than 100 years of rail station by 1912 was a measure of the importance of the operations in the region. railway in the region’s growth, in large part due to the arrival of The museum holdings include a PSC‑type caboose, and one immigrants by rail. The station was vital to rail operations into can see the turntable and roundhouse nearby which is now the the 1970s. base for the city public works operations. Thanks to a major restoration completed in 2001, after the building was rescued from threat of demolition, the station has Dauphin rail operations in 1954 are the inspiration for a large become an architectural landmark in Dauphin and a designated HO scale model railway layout. It is the focal point for younger Manitoba Heritage building. Pratt was the architect of both the visitors and the many school groups that visit, which often station and nearby roundhouse, and drawings are available. combine a short trip on VIA with a visit to the museum. The active rail line is still used daily by CN freight and VIA Visitors from centres such as Winnipeg can visit Dauphin by passenger service to Churchill. VIA travellers form a significant combining an exciting train ride on VIA with other local activities. group within the many visitors to the station and museum. [email protected] From the earliest days, formal gardens enhanced the station 1‑877‑566‑5669 grounds and were part of the attraction for travellers. There 101 ‑ 1st Ave. N.W. (map P22) is still a park with pathways and interpretive information for N51°09’02.3” 100°03’07.3” visitors to enjoy. 14U 0426420 UTM 5667103

40 Visit Dauphin | 2018 Visitors Guide THE HISTORIC UKRAINIAN CATHOLIC CHURCH OF THE RESURRECTION

National Heritage Site, Provincial Heritage Site tours featuring traditional Ukrainian cuisine, are available upon request. See page 94 for more information. (map P16) Constructed between 1936 and 1939 by volunteers during the peak of the Great Depression, this splendid church 39 ‑ 11th Ave. S.W. features the early Kievan style of Eastern Byzantine 204‑638‑5511 / 204‑638‑4618 / architecture. Designed by Father Philip Ruh with 204‑638‑4659 iconography completed by Theodore Baran, this church N51°08’31.4” W100°03’43.2” is known as a “Prairie Cathedral.” Guided tours, as well as 14U 0425708 UTM 5666158

dauphin.ca 41 SKATE PARK

The state‑of‑the‑art skate park facility has come into being funding for a feasibility study. The search for a through the efforts of many people and organizations in location began. our community. In 2009 a public meeting was held at the Lion’s Den to Its history began in 2000 when George Graham, a young consolidate all the interest in planning and constructing skateboard enthusiast, brought together resources and the park. Out of that meeting a committee was established youth to get things started. Those early years consisted under the leadership of Rod Carberry. of wooden structures that were utilized indoors at The City of Dauphin provided the land for this location the Dauphin Rec. Centre. A small board of volunteers that was purchased from CNR. The Province of Manitoba, consisting of Judy King, Sherry Birss, Dave Bloomfield and Tammy Laurie worked hard to keep the seasonal facility in cooperation with MLA Stan Struthers, provided operational. Gradually those structures fell into disrepair. substantial funding. However, the passion for a permanent skateboard park Costing over half a million dollars, this park is made gained momentum. possible by the generous donations of many organizations In 2006 the Healthy Dauphin Committee, lead by Bill and individuals in Dauphin. We now have a permanent Hart, began a concerted effort to develop a plan for a multi‑use facility for skateboarders, bikers and skateboard park. Many meetings were initiated with local snowboarders. It will take its place as one of the most and provincial government representatives, along with utilized recreational facilities in Dauphin. Dauphin Rec. Services and volunteers, who saw the need D‑Town Plaza is an excellent recreational asset that for a permanent facility. will provide a sustaining legacy to the visionaries and Dauphin Neighborhood Renewal Corporation provided enthusiasts who worked together to make it happen.

102 1st Avenue S.W. • Dauphin, MB Submitted by: Bill Hart

42 Visit Dauphin | 2018 Visitors Guide PARKS

Dauphin boasts much green space and hidden gardens for relaxing. Take a look at the map and get out for a picnic on a warm day! The Proven Benefits of Basking in Nature • Improved short-term memory • Improved concentration • Restored mental energy • Sharper thinking and creativity • Stress relief • Immune system boost • Reduced inflammation • Improved mental health • Better vision • Vitamin D exposure

WELLINGTON CRES. VERMILLION PL. TUXEDO DR. HAWTHORNE AVENUE EAST INDUSTRIAL ROAD MEADOWLARKHAWTHORNE AVENUE WEST PARK REIMER ROAD VERMILION PARK SPORTSPLEX KRAIM AVENUE WEST TULIP CRES.

BROWN AVENUE WEST BROWN AVENUE EAST INDUSTRIAL ROAD

MACNEILL BARKER STREET PLACE VAN WICKLIN STREET FORREST AVENUE WEST FORREST AVE. EAST VERMILLION STREET MARIGOLD ST. RAILWAY AVENUE BOND STREET ASTER BAY CROCUS BAY DAVIDSON AVENUE WEST AD DAVIDSON AVENUE EAST DAVIDSON AVE. STREET AIN RO YS

SASKATCHEWAN STREET SANDY

WELLINGTON CRES.

WALKER AVENUE KEA KIRBY AVENUE WEST KIRBY AVENUE EAST MOUNT STREET

BOUL. VETERANS DRIVE AD VERMILION PARK MACLEOD AVENUE WEST MACLEOD AVE. EAST STRADBROOKE PL. UR RO HEDDER LY VERMILLION STREET LO KING STREET WEST STREET CENTRE STREET JESSIE STREET WILLIAM ST. VA BUCHANON AVENUE WEST BUCHANON AVENUE EAST SEVENTH AVE. N.W. RIVER AVENUE WEST RIVER AVENUE EAST SIXTH AVENUE N.W. EIGHTH AVE. N.E.

Duck Mountain MARGARET AVE. SEVENTH AD ALEXANDRIA AVE. FIFTH AVENUE N.W. CENTENNIAL DRIVE Provincial Park AIN RO MARYLAND AVE. SIXTH AVE. N.E. EARL AVE. PARK CRES. BOND STREET FOURTH AVE. N.W. FULLER STREET MOUNT JACKSON STREET JACKSON JOHNSON STREET FIFTH HENRY AVE. AVENUE EDWARD AVENUE EDWARD SECOND AVENUE N.W.THIRD AVE. N.W. PLACE

URA STREET FIRST STREET N.W. FOURTH LA WAKEFIELD AVENUE AVENUE N.E. DUNFIELD AVENUE FIRST AVENUE N.W. HY STREET

THIRD OT MAIN STREET NORTH AVENUE FIRST AVE. STREET ELMAY DOR

MERRELL CENTENNIAL DRIVE N.E. MERRELL AVENUE SECOND PLACE SECOND AVE. FIRST STREETAVENUE N.E. THIRD N.E. S.W. BOSSONS FIRST BOSSONS AVENUE AVENUE PLACE FOURTH AVENUE SECOND STREETN.E. N.E. S.W. FIRST AVENUE EDGAR AVENUE FIFTH AVENUE N.E. SPRUCE AVE. THIRD STREET N.E. S.W. MEMORIAL BLVD.

AVENUE AD SIXTH AVENUE KERR AVENUE N.E. THIRD STREET S.W. S.W. THIRD AIN RO SEVENTH AVENUE MAPLE AVENUE S.E. S.W. FOURTH MOUNT SECOND STREET S.W. AVE. S.E. EIGHTH AVENUE AVENUE FOURTH STREET N.E. EVASON AVE. S.W. FIRST STREET S.W. FIFTH AVENUE SECOND AVE. S.E. MAPLE POPLAR AVENUE NINTH AVENUE S.W. SIXTH AVENUE AVENUE AVENUE BUCHY PL. MAIN STREET SOUTH S.E. S.W. SEVENTH ELM ST. AVENUE

POPLAR TENTH OAK AVENUE FIRST STREET S.E. S.E. PHILLIPS ST. S.W. EIGHTH GARTMORE PARK PIONEER PARK AVENUE

JACKSON STREET JACKSON AVE. S.W. S.E. ELEVENTH AVE. S.W. ASH ST. NINTH AVENUE SECOND STREET S.E. PIONEER AVENUE AD S.E. WALLER ST. TENTH AVE. S.E. THIRD STREET S.E. Golf Course & AIN RO TWELFTH AVE. S.W. ELEVENTH AVE. S.E. S.E. Rainbow Beach

AVE. S.E. MOUNT IDA STREET

FIFTH ST. S.E. WHITMORE AVENUE WEST WHITMORE AVENUE EAST FAIR GROUNDSWHITMORE AVENUE EAST . Y ST. IDA ST. WA GERTRUDE ST RK PA LILLY AVENUE CRUISE CRES. CRUISE CRES. EMMA STREET FRANCES STREET

BERESFORD AVENUE

RIVERSIDE ROAD dauphin.ca 43 Selo Ukraina & Riding Mountain National Park MAIN EVENTS

44 Visit Dauphin | 2018 Visitors Guide DAUPHIN’S COUNTRYFEST JUNE 28 – JULY 1, 2018

Canada’s Longest Running Country Music Festival takes place June 28 – July 1, 2018! Join throngs of real country music fans for non‑stop music, entertainment and the best party in Manitoba with headliners Florida Georgia Line, Eric Church and Paul Brandt. countryfest.ca

dauphin.ca 45 CANADA’S NATIONAL UKRAINIAN FESTIVAL AUGUST 3‑5, 2018

46 Visit Dauphin | 2018 Visitors Guide 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 2018!

dauphin.ca 47 MANITOBA MUDRUN AUGUST 11, 2018

In the Idyllic setting of Manitoba’s Parkland, on the edge of Riding Mountain National Park, The Catalyst Credit Union Manitoba MudRun Will take your breath away in more ways than one! With 25+ unique obstacles spread out over 10 km of rugged, challenging and stunning terrain this event will be the one that you and your friends talk about for the rest of the year. Celebrating our 5th year we will be bringing you our best and biggest event yet! Follow us on Facebook & Twitter and visit our website for information on registration, obstacle descriptions, deadlines and more! manitobamudrun.com

48 Visit Dauphin | 2018 Visitors Guide RACE RMNP

EPIC EAST GATE MAY 26, 2018

Beginning at the Historic East Gate just 15 minutes from McCreary, Manitoba, the 50 km figure 8 shaped course and 25 km single-loop course will have elevation gains of >1000M and >500M respectively and EPIC views from the iconic Little Bald Hill! You’ll quickly forget that you are in the heart of the prairies while the flowy, single track, technical descents of Reeves Ravine will have you convinced you found a slice of big mountain running. Learn more today at Epic East Gate online. MANITOBA SNOWSHOE RUN LOUIS RIEL DAY, ANNUALLY Manitoba Snowshoe Run takes place just south of Dauphin at the Selo festival site, offering a 5 km run or walk and a 10 km run for those wanting something a little more challenging. Using some of Manitoba’s Mudrun, the terrain is scenic and challenging and offers beautiful exposure to the north escarpment topography. Register online at manitobasnowshoerun.com.

COUREUR DES BOIS TRAIL MARATHON SEPTEMBER 2, 2018 Coureur des Bois is a trail marathon race using the trail system along Highway 10 through Riding Mountain. Participants run total marathon distance by completing trails from Beach Ridges all the way through to Clear Lake Beach. Follow the Facebook group for more information on registering!

MOOSEKNUCKLES ADVENTURE RACE SEPTEMBER 15, 2018 This event is a 9-hour adventure race including mountain biking, paddling, trekking, and orienteering! Participants travel in groups of four using trails and accessing backcountry in Riding Mountain National Park. Follow on Facebook for more information!

dauphin.ca 49 COLOR BLAST FUN RUN AUGUST 25, 2018

Have a BLAST this summer! Join us for Dauphin’s 4th 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

50 Visit Dauphin | 2018 Visitors Guide DAUPHIN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE STREET FAIR AUGUST 2, 2018

Don’t bother trying to drive through downtown Dauphin a blast in Nonstop Neighbourhood kids zone which is put on by on the Thursday before August Long Weekend; we have Dauphin Neighbourhood Renewal. This area is full of activities a party going on! From sunrise to well past sunset, the and games where the fun doesn’t stop! Feel like doing a little Dauphin & District Chamber of Commerce hosts the Annual shopping? Take a stroll through the vendor section which Street Fair & Dance. This is the hottest little party of the never seems to end. The Agriculture Heritage Club will take summer which takes place in a shutdown section of Main you through a blast to the past showing off their antiques Street Dauphin. and farming relics. But don’t think we forgot about the food! Start the day off with a pancake breakfast, listen to live music Feel free to loosen your belt for lunch and supper with the throughout the day and finish the evening off with a refreshing vast food vendor area. You can enjoy your favourites and we’ll beverage or two in the beer gardens. Kids of all ages will have guarantee you’ll find some new ones!

dauphin.ca 51 DAUPHIN AGRICULTURAL FAIR JUNE 29 ‑ JULY 1, 2018

The Dauphin Agricultural Society presents the Annual Dauphin Agricultural Fair. This event runs June 29, 30 and July 1, 2018 and features many livestock shows, a full midway by Select Shows, and the ever popular outdoor Demolition Derby! The fair site is conveniently located just behind the Parkland Rec Centre with ample parking, washrooms and vendors for food and drink all weekend. Visit the Dauphin Ag Society website for more information on the fair and an updated schedule of events. dauphinagsociety.com

52 Visit Dauphin | 2018 Visitors Guide Dauphin Agricultural Heritage Club presents THRESHING DAY SEPTEMBER 1, 2018

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 who 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.

Location: 1 km north of Dauphin on Highway 362 204‑638‑7632

dauphin.ca 53 ROTARY LOBSTERFEST KITCHEN PARTY JUNE 2, 2018

A fundraising initiative of the Rotary Club of Dauphin - The Lobsterfest Kitchen Party is an annual event, revamped in 2017 to include live East Coast kitchen party style music, fresh Atlantic lobster, pig roast and all the fixin's, a shooter bar, ice cold beer and even Newfie Screech! Now located at a convenient downtown Dauphin location! This is the party of the year by far!

ROTARY WINE TASTING OCTOBER 2018

Dauphin's annual Wine Tasting event is a fundraising initiative by the Rotary Club of Dauphin. This event features delicious wines from all over the world, paired with delectable cheeses and meats provided by the local Co-op Food Store. Be sure to mark your calendars and bring your friends to find your next favourite vintage! This event is not to be missed!

54 Visit Dauphin | 2018 Visitors Guide 2020 MANITOBA SUMMER GAMES POWERED BY MANITOBA HYDRO AUGUST 9-15, 2020

The City of Dauphin is thrilled to be hosting the 2020 Manitoba Summer Games powered by Manitoba Hydro. From August 9 – 15, 2020, our Host Committee aims to put on an event Manitoba’s young athletes will remember forever! Dauphin is a city that loves to host and the 2020 Games will be no different than some of our leading national events like Dauphin’s Countryfest, Manitoba Mudrun and Canada’s National Ukrainian Festival.

dauphin.ca 55 MS RIDE SEPTEMBER 8 & 9, 2018

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, 75‑km 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 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

56 Visit Dauphin | 2018 Visitors Guide TAKE THE LEAP OCTOBER 22, 2018

Take the Leap is Manitoba’s only rural entrepreneurship conference, with amazing guests from around the province and country, expert panels, networking opportunities, entertainment and more. Meet up‑and‑coming business owners and spend the day getting inspired by the exciting stories of Manitoban entrepreneurs! Visit taketheleapmb.ca for more!

dauphin.ca 57 DAUPHIN’S CULTURE DAYS LAST WEEK OF SEPTEMBER ANNUALLY

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 (Sept. 29, 2018), 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 Culture Days, follow Dauphin’s Yardfringe on Facebook!

58 Visit Dauphin | 2018 Visitors Guide dauphin.ca 59 HOCKEY NIGHT IN DAUPHIN

Come out and watch the Dauphin Kings! surrounding areas. You’ll see the Kings at a number of great community events during the year, and throughout Barry Trotz, Blaine Stoughton, Butch Goring, Ron Low and the hockey season the team takes part in the Dauphin the list goes on. The Dauphin Kings have a deep hockey Friendship Centre’s Hot Lunch Program at local elementary history and it continues to this day at the outstanding schools, and much more! Credit Union Place located in the Parkland Recreation Complex in Dauphin, Manitoba. Interested in checking out the Kings? Game nights at Credit Union Place feature a lot of interactive activities for fans, The Kings started in the Manitoba Junior Hockey League in making it more than just a hockey game. The world famous the 1967‑68 season and have since won the league seven Ruff’s Furniture Ukrainian Night happens every January! Tickets times and taken home the prestigious Anavet Cup twice for games can be purchased on game nights an hour before with two RBC Cup appearances. puck drop at the Credit Union Place South Ticket Office. Head The MJHL regular season runs from late September until over to their website, have a look at their schedule and see the beginning of March. The Kings have hosted a number what else the Junior A club has to offer! of high end hockey events at Credit Union Place, including Dauphin Kings the RBC Cup and CJHL Top Prospects Game in 2010 and the 202 ‑ 1st Ave. S.E., Western Canada Cup in 2014. Phone: 204‑622‑5461 The Kings, however, are about more than just hockey. or 1‑877‑585‑4647, They’re about giving back to the City of Dauphin and dauphinkings.com

60 Visit Dauphin | 2018 Visitors Guide dauphin.ca 61 LOUIS RIEL DAY AT FORT DAUPHIN THIRD MONDAY IN FEBRUARY

Join the Fort Dauphin Museum the third Monday in post‑Confederation prime minister, John A. Macdonald. February as they recreate history with demonstrations, Riel sought to preserve Métis rights and culture as their traditional food and clothing, and plenty of entertainment! homelands in the Northwest came progressively under the Sidenote: Louis David Riel was a Canadian politician, a Canadian sphere of influence. Over the decades, he has founder of the province of Manitoba, and a political leader been made a folk hero by some Canadian groups and is of the Métis people of the Canadian Prairies. He led two celebrated each third Monday in February. rebellions against the government of Canada and its first

62 Visit Dauphin | 2018 Visitors Guide CHRISTMAS IN DAUPHIN

Join the community in celebrating the Christmas season with events throughout the month leading up to the official holiday. Kick off the season with the annual tree lighting, moonlight madness shopping spree, parade of lights and family fun day! In December, take a trip back in time at Fort Dauphin Museum’s Christmas at the Fort (December 1, 2018)! Stay connected with event times and dates on the community events calendar and follow Tourism Dauphin on Facebook and Instagram.

dauphin.ca 63 FEBRUARY MARCH MAY Louis Riel Day Dauphin Men's Bonspiel Parkland Juried Art Show

APRIL JUNE JULY Kinsmen Business Expo Dauphin Agricultural Fair Dauphin Countryfest MONTHLY EVENTS FOR 2018

MARCH MAY

1 Dauphin Men’s Bonspiel 2‑6 Parkland Juried Art Show 9 Wine and Paint Night – WAC 11 Wreckin’ So Concert – WAC 9 Dauphin Ladies Bonspiel 17 Third Thursday Music at the Library 15 Third Thursday Music – Library 25 Old Firehall Session – WAC 16 Indian City Concert – WAC 26 Epic East Gate 31-4 Dauphin Arts Fest – WAC 31 Artisan Market – WAC JUNE 2 Annual Rotary Lobsterfest Kitchen Party APRIL 21 Third Thursday Music at the Library 19 Third Thursday Music at the Library 28-1 Dauphin’s Countryfest 21‑22 Kinsmen Business Expo 29-1 Dauphin Ag Fair – Dauphin Fairgrounds 28 Zirka Dance Ensemble JULY

19 Third Thursday Music at the Library

64 Visit Dauphin | 2018 Visitors Guide AUGUST Canada’s National AUGUST SEPTEMBER Ukrainian Festival Color Blast Fun Run Threshing Day

NOVEMBER OCTOBER Annual Tree Lighting DECEMBER Rotary Wine Tasting & Moonlight Madness Christmas at the Fort

AUGUST OCTOBER

2 Dauphin Chamber of Commerce Street Fair 6 Brent & Sarah’s Comedy Magic Show 3-5 Canada’s National Ukrainian Festival 18 Third Thursday Music at the Library 11 Manitoba Mudrun 22 Take the Leap Conference 16 Third Thursday Music at the Library TBA Annual Rotary Wine Tasting 25 Color Blast Fun Run NOVEMBER

SEPTEMBER 15 Third Thursday Music at the Library 1 Threshing Day – RM of Dauphin 23 Christmas with Luky, Dorion & Guests – WAC 2 Coureur des Bois Trail Marathon 23 Annual Tree Lighting & Moonlight Madness 8-9 MS Ride 24 Annual Parade of Lights 15 Mooseknuckles Adventure Race 20 Third Thursday Music at the Library DECEMBER 29 Dauphin’s Yardfringe 1 Christmas at the Fort 8 Luke McMaster in Concert – WAC 10 Christmas Craft Show – WAC 20 Third Thursday Music at the Library

dauphin.ca 65 COMMUNITY

WELCOME!

Dear Visitor, closed doors. Dauphin is home to the Dauphin Kings hockey team and our If you’ve gotten this far, you’re already arena hosts exciting hockey all season here or thinking of coming—either long. Our Watson Art Centre is home way, we want to welcome you to to many dance, music, and art groups the Parkland! Dauphin is one of the and the century‑old stage is graced warmest communities on the prairies, with talent from around the world. and that isn’t just because of our We are a happening little city, nestled record setting number of sunny days! between a provincial and national We always have something going park. From fishing to marathons, collection to find more about where on, from arts & cultural events, to we are an active community and we we come from and the values upon sports and world‑class festivals. We’ve welcome you to explore Dauphin, just which we continue to grow. grown in recent years and you can as we all do, every day. see many changes in our community. Welcome to Dauphin! But perhaps more than that are all of Take some time to explore our history Mayor Al Dowhan the wonderful things going on behind at Fort Dauphin and tour our statue for Dauphin City Council

66 Visit Dauphin | 2018 Visitors Guide IMPORTANT CONTACTS

All numbers are 204 area code, unless otherwise indicated. 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 638-9484 & Women’s Shelter or 1-877-977-0007 Transportation to / from Dauphin Group or Contact Phone Number Airport (Lt. Colonel W.G. Barker 648-3297 V.C. Airport) 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 weatheroffice.ec.gc.ca Tourism Info Sites Group or Contact Phone Number City Hall (Tourism Dauphin) 622-3216 100 Main Street S. or 1-877-566-5669 Parkland Recreation Complex 622-3150 NEW 200 – 1st Street S.E. Resident Vermillion Park Campground** 622-3125 Welcome 2nd Avenue N.W. or 622-3112 NEW RESIDENT Program Dauphin Friendship Centre 638-5707 Guide 210 – 1st Avenue N.E. WELCOME Dauphin Market Place Mall 638-9396 PROGRAM Pick up your copy today! 1450 Main Street S. Dauphin Super 8 Motel (24-hour) 638-0800 1457 Main Street S. Fort Dauphin Museum 638-6630 If you are new to Dauphin, we would like to welcome you! Our 4th Avenue S.W. & Jackson Street New Resident Welcome Program will help you settle in our Parkland Regional Library* 638-6410 community by connecting you to the resources you need. Services, 504 Main Street N. Watson Art Centre 638-6231 events, recreation, employment, volunteer opportunities, and 104 – 1st Avenue N.W. housing—we make an effort to help you feel at home! * Public Internet Access ** Seasonal If you or someone you know has just moved Other Useful Numbers to Dauphin, please stop by City Hall at 100 Group or Contact Phone Number Main Street S. to fill out a registration card. City Hall (Mayor Eric Erwin) 622-3200 We’ll include you in our program to receive Rural Municipality 638-4531 a welcome basket, send you an email with (Reeve Dennis Forbes) Economic Development 622-3229 all the links you need to stay connected, and Tourism Dauphin 622-3216 make sure you get the answers you need! Chamber of Commerce 622-3140 Call or email us today! Dauphin Recreation Services 622-3150 Vermillion Park Campground 622-3125 204-622-3216 • tourismdauphin.ca or 622-3112 Weather Information 638-6521

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c WAC GALLERY The City of Dauphin is home to many talented artists in all mediums. The Dauphin Art Group, working out of the historic Watson Art Centre, is host to workshops, mentoring and a passionate group of artists who work tirelessly on local collections and contributions of unique, homegrown works of art. Learn more about the group, including many workshops offered at watsonartcentre.com.

b Cheryl Nicholson: "House in Canola", 9"×12", oil on canvas. I try to portray in a painting the feeling I get when I stop long enough to appreciate the beauty in nature and simple pleasures. c Terry Maxwell: “Abandoned Yard Site”, 18"×24", oil on canvas. I paint in my spare time to relax, using local landscapes as source material. d Tim Grieg: "Shellmouth-Boulton Gang", 2017, 16×20", acrylic on canvas. I am most interested in painting the human figures interacting with their environment. e David Yeo: "Rolling River Harvest", 10”×30”, oil on canvas. I find in nature peace and solitude and a relief from the stress of modern life and it’s this wonder and quiet of nature that inspires me to try and capture that sense of peace and solitude in my painting. d

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f Jan Jenkins: ”Peacock”, 4.75"×6.5”, pen and ink. My greatest joy is creating visual art inspired by what’s around me—the rhythms and repeating patterns of line, shape, colour, and contrast. g Gloria Baxter: "Country Road", 16"×20", acrylic. My paintings reflect my environment—places, colours, textures, seasons, and are meant to evoke memories of sounds, smells, moods and emotions. h Hazel Yates: “Walking Trail Discovery No. II”, 26½"×20½", watercolour. I am mostly influenced by the magnificent beauty in nature and therefore delight in painting flowers, leaves, trees, and colourful landscapes. i Diane Hrycay: “Algonquin Scene”, 12"×16”, oil painting. I love to paint because a story materializes with my brush strokes and paint. I often surprise myself.

dauphin.ca 69 DAUPHIN POTTERY & CERAMICS CLUB

The Dauphin Pottery and Ceramics club is a community group that provides instruction and a place for people of all ages to create and showcase ceramics and pottery. The club has been in existence since 1967 and currently has a studio in the basement of the Watson Art Centre. There are several kilns, wheels, and many moulds for the members to use. Classes and workshops are offered in a variety of techniques. Membership cost is reasonable and allows members to work at their own pace and convenience. The fee covers the use of the studio, the equipment, and firing of their pieces. Supplies are the responsibility of the individuals and group activities are pre‑arranged as needed. For more information, contact Gloria Baxter ‑ [email protected]

70 Visit Dauphin | 2018 Visitors Guide DAUPHIN ART GROUP

The Dauphin Art Group is one of the longest running groups at the WAC, with Dr. Vernon Watson, whom the centre is named after, the first to offer painting and drawing instruction to people from this area in the 1960s. Artist instructed workshops are structured for those who want to learn more about painting, drawing, colours, and creative expression. Try your hand at various mediums and take on a lifelong hobby that is good for the soul! Classes are held in the basement studio at the WAC. Membership is $60 annually, due January of each year, and workshop fees are due upon registration. Check the WAC Events and Workshop webpages for details on upcoming workshops. Contact: Marilyn Park Phone: 204-638-3338 Email: [email protected] Facebook Page: Dauphin Art Group

dauphin.ca 71 PARKLAND WOMEN’S CHOIR Begun in the Winter of 2015, the Parkland Women’s perform for the residents in Dauphin’s personal care Choir was born from talking in the car on the way home homes. We’ve grown since then! And the PWC has grown from Celebration Singers practice, bemoaning the lack of to over 40 women. opportunity for women to sing in choir once Cantata was Under the skillful direction and accompaniment by over. But it stayed a dream for a long time. With the arrival Lori Suss, the Parkland Women’s Choir looks forward to of Lori Suss in Dauphin, dream could become reality. At lots more singing and performing and welcomes anyone that first practice, a little over 20 women came out. Our who wishes to do so alongside! Please contact Lori Suss at original goals were to have fun singing together, and to 204‑572-4255 to sign up for fall and mid-winter intakes.

KEYSTONE CHORUS

Dauphin’s Keystone Chorus celebrates its 46th year in 2018! Annually, the Barbershopper group hosts concerts, performs for various establishments and is the local source for the “singing Valentine”. This established community group welcomes new members with open arms, experienced or not. The group practices at Parkland Crossing on Mondays at 7:30 pm. Interested in trying out your hand at 4-part harmony? Give them a shout to find out more! 204‑638-4946

72 Visit Dauphin | 2018 Visitors Guide THEATRE AMISK

Dauphin and surrounding communities have had a of May. Dauphin’s members have attended, performed and long, deep tradition of amateur theatre. From stage hosted this festival. performances by Dauphin Dramatic Society in the mid In 1995, the improv troupe Theatre on the Edge was 1920s to the formation of Dauphin’s Little Theatre in founded by several Theatre Amisk members. Since then 1930, came the official incorporation of Theatre Amisk of different members have been successful in learning and Dauphin in 1982. performing many improv productions in Dauphin and other Theatre Amisk continues to flourish and offer an array of communities. 1-3 act plays, improv, musicals, classes and workshops. This Theatre Amisk officially meets annually in the fall non-profit community group provides both entertainment and spring to review past productions, and to plan to the public and training to its members. future productions, classes and workshops. If you are Theatre Amisk is also a member of the Association of interested in becoming involved, please call 204‑638‑8789 Community Theatre (ACT) Manitoba. Since 1979, ACT has or visit Theatre Amisk’s informative website at held an annual provincial festival during the first weekend theatreamiskdauphin.com for upcoming productions!

DAUPHIN’S COMMUNITY BAND

Community bands have been a part of Manitoba's heritage for more than a century. The Manitoba Band Association (MBA) supports community bands with recruitment and assists in organizing and publicizing community band events. The MBA sponsors two community band festivals— an annual event in June at The Forks and an April festival in Pinawa every odd year. A Community Band Workshop is offered in March in Roland. If you’re interested in being a part of Dauphin’s Community Band, dust off that trumpet and call 204‑638‑5777 or email [email protected].

dauphin.ca 73 BRATSTVA

Bratstva is a Ukrainian dance group founded in early 2011 Fair, the Ukrainian Festival kick‑off party, Mossey River Days, as a performance group, with a dance school added in the Bratstva's annual dinner and dance, and Bratstva's spring fall of 2012. recital. They also attend competitions in Brandon, Yorkton, Russell, and Dauphin. The club is available for performances Bratstva (братства) means the brotherhoods and has great throughout the year. meaning to the Ukrainian community. This refers to groups of Ukrainians standing up for their culture and religion For bookings or more info contact Jennifer Chetyrbok at and advocating for a strong Ukrainian identity in their 204‑572‑6287. Find us on Facebook (@bratstva) or Instagram communities while supporting others to do the same. (@bratstvaukrainiandance). There are two branches to Bratstva: the school of dance (begins at three years), and the performance ensemble (adult). Practices are held once a week for the school of dance and twice a week for the ensemble. New members are accepted at the beginning of the dance season in the fall. They perform at different events in the community and surrounding area such as Canada's National Ukrainian Festival, Dauphin's Street

74 Visit Dauphin | 2018 Visitors Guide DAUPHIN MULTI-PURPOSE SENIORS CENTRE

Keeping our finger on the pulse of the senior “...provides an assortment of programming that community! includes exercises, The senior centre opened in the fall encouraging seniors to come for a floor curling, pool, of 1989 creating a gathering place meal and visit with their community. snooker, quilting, for seniors to go and enhancing the The centre is proud to offer support sip ‘n stitch, 500 and vibrancy of retired life in Dauphin. to seniors in our community through cribbage card parties, The Centre has a board of eleven services such as our fee for service police academy and directors, administrator and four staff lists. This list includes services like dances to name a few.” as well as a 500 person membership! housecleaning, transportation, yard The centre makes fees affordable work, snow removal and personal for seniors—contact us today for care. We operate Dauphin Lifeline and updated rates! manage the Canadian Cancer Society The Dauphin Multi-Purpose Senior Volunteer Transportation program, Centre provides an assortment of providing many opportunities for programing that includes, exercises, seniors to stay involved in the floor curling, pool/snooker, quilting, activities of the City of Dauphin. sip ‘n stitch, 500 and cribbage card The Dauphin Senior Centre: keeping parties, police academy and dances our finger on the pulse of the senior to name a few. Congregate meals community. You can contact Dauphin’s are provided three times a week, Senior Centre or stop by to check it out.

55 – 1st Avenue S.E. Phone: 204-638-6485 Fax: 204-638-6874 dauphinseniors.com Follow us on Facebook!

dauphin.ca 75 DAUPHIN PUBLIC LIBRARY Photo: Dauphin Herald Photo:

Whether you are a stay-at-home and the community at large. This Displays parent, a manga fan, or a business year over 3,000 people will take part • Large display space for a variety person, your public library is here in programs initiated or assisted by of art forms to support your curiosity. From Dauphin Public Library. Not all our • Regular displays by local painters, picture books to graphic novels to programs happen inside our doors— quilters, and photographers books on how to maximize your sometimes we head out and share the social networking skills, the library’s library’s inspirational spirit in local • Travelling art displays collections are broad and eclectic. schools, daycares, seniors’ centres, • Special art resource books If the library does not have the and in the streets of our city. Music Nights / Performances information you want in-house, the • Third Thursday Music featuring librarians are happy to help you Children’s Programming local musicians track it down. • Infant rhyme time group for preschool children • Opportunity for youth performers What are you interested • Summer reading club and from elementary to high school in these days? Your library activities • Annual Christmas show by Youth Drama group is into it too! • Active support to other local summer camps • Arts Alive weekend around town The library works hard to develop • Drop-in activity, afternoons • Pecha Kucha nights relationships with other community during school in-service days / (20 images x 20 seconds) groups to assist them in achieving Spring Break their mandates whether it is in the • National Child Day celebration arts, business, childcare, or education. • February “I Love to Read” Our programming efforts are diverse outreach program and reflect the interests of our patrons • Annual Street Fair activities

LIBRARY 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 theDauphin 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.

76 Visit Dauphin | 2018 Visitors Guide We Sell Traditional Aboriginal Pieces

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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! DAUPHIN Events • Annual Square Dance Competition • Free Summer Camp FRIENDSHIP • Picnic in the Park • Christmas Dinner CENTRE • 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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79 DAUPHIN & DISTRICT CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

Lunch Series • January 9th – Community Connection • February 13th – PJOC & Partners for Careers • March 13th – Chamber Appreciation Lunch • April 10th – Community Connection “Utilizing Local Resources” • May 8th – State of the City Address • June 12th – State of the District Address

* Lunch series ticket packages are $85 which includes 5 tickets. * Lunch Series held at the Lion Den in the Parkland Rec Complex (excluding June), and start at 11:45 am

Dauphin Chamber Education Series

The Dauphin & District Chamber of Commerce is a community leading non-profit organization that is focused on the betterment of the business community in Dauphin and surrounding area. The Chamber has been in operations since 1903 and is overseen by a volunteer board of directors. The Chamber has a growing membership of over 200 businesses from across the Parkland that reflect a diverse network of small, medium and large businesses Breakfast Series from almost every industry sector and business profession. • January 18th – Mick Lautt: The MAGIC of The membership is serviced through various programs, Employee Engagement networking and advocacy. • February 22nd – MNP – Tax Changes, Now What? Our education series is a big part of how we provide • March 22nd – Dirty T-shirt Productions: E-Commerce, resources and networking opportunities for our Can You Afford Not To? membership. Each year the Chamber works with • April 26th – CPA on Financial Literacy community partners to bring thought leaders and skilled • May 31st – Anxiety & Depression in the Workplace professionals together in our winter education series, * Session tickets are $15/ ticket (member rate) Non members are welcome to join as well. offering early morning and lunch hour sessions. Find out * Breakfast Series ticket packages are $65 which include 5 tickets (member rate) more about member benefits, events and involvement at * Breakfast Series events are held at Dauphin’s Super 8 with breakfast starting at 7 am www.dauphinchamber.ca (no need to come early since the first 30 minutes are for networking and the meal).

80 Visit Dauphin | 2018 Visitors Guide BECOME A MEMBER!

First Year Free Membership Yes, you're seeing correct! Dauphin District Chamber of Commerce is offering to all new members, that never had a membership with the chamber, the chance to connect with the community and its members. This special offer is for the first year only, and then regular membership rates apply. What are you waiting for? Sign up NOW! Joining the Dauphin Chamber is a strategic investment for your business. A research study done by the Schapiro Group demonstrates the value of joining your local chamber: • When a consumer knows a small business is a Chamber member, they are 63% more likely to purchase products or services from it. Consumers infer that Chamber members are more trustworthy, they care more about their customers, are more involved in the community, and they are considered an industry leader. • 59% of consumers think joining the local chamber is an effective business strategy.

We WORK for local business! The Manitoba Chambers of Commerce lobbying mandate is set by its resolutions, which are sponsored and then voted on by local chambers at the Annual General Meeting. The MCC’s resolutions are as varied as the challenges facing Manitoba. Typically, resolutions touch upon issues relating to Transportation, Infrastructure, Tax Reform, Education, Agriculture, Industry, Aboriginal and Northern Affairs, Labour, Trade, Immigrations and the vitality of our communities.

dauphin.ca 81 Community Energy Almost New Store gets an upgrade Efficiency Project Dauphin is building with brand new lighting Results from the first year of the initiative: a sustainable community Staff at the Almost New Store in Dauphin are seeing things 839 193 in a new light. RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL In September 2016, the City of Dauphin and Manitoba “We have really fostered a culture of energy The non profit organization, which CUSTOMERS CUSTOMERS Hydro partnered to launch the Community Energy conservation here in Dauphin. You see it supports job skill development and Efficiency Project, an initiative that aims to build everywhere—businesses and residents investing employment opportunities in the a more sustainable community by increasing the Parkland region, is saving energy city’s energy efficiency, reducing its carbon footprint, in LED lighting, improving insulation, upgrading and money with new LED lighting and supporting efforts to better understand and windows and doors, installing water and energy provided by Manitoba Hydro’s Power manage its energy needs. saver kits, and retiring second fridges. Some Smart Shops Program. The program $11,000 in lighting upgrades. To achieve this goal, Manitoba Hydro leveraged its Power have gone even further with the installation is designed to assist small businesses These energy efficient upgrades ENERGY SAVINGS Smart programs to provide residential and commercial of solar PV systems at home, work or the farm.” across Manitoba in improving their will ultimately translate into lower = POWER FOR TOWN customers with savings on energy efficient technology. energy efficiency. Through Dauphin’s energy bills, improved occupant OF OCHRE BEACH -Steve Sobering, community energy manager, FOR 1 YEAR The City of Dauphin recruited community energy City of Dauphin Community Energy Efficiency comfort, and reduced maintenance manager, Steve Sobering, to work in collaboration Project, the program offered costs for the store. In 2018, efforts to improve energy efficiency and incentives to small businesses in with Manitoba Hydro. “Everything was very simple encourage a culture of conservation will continue, while the area, to cover material and Over the last year, Sobering identified energy efficiency working to protect the environment. Dauphin residents installation costs of qualifying and well-organized. Any money opportunities in Dauphin by working closely with local and business owners who participate will receive lighting upgrades. The Almost we can save means more residents, business owners and the municipality. rebates to offset the upfront cost of their upgrades. New Store is one of over 170 money that can go back ESTIMATED businesses in Dauphin to participate into our programming and ENERGY SAVNGS in the program, receiving nearly the community.” TOTALED $99,055 To find out more, contact Steve Sobering OFF CUSTOMER at 204-622-3200 or [email protected] -Kristy Jamieson, head job coach HYDRO BILLS and manager, Almost New Store

542 KITS, NEW NET 73 SOLAR 114 FRIDGES $60 SAVED ZERO HOME PV PANELS REMOVED = WATER SAVINGS PER CUSTOMER IN DAUPHIN INSTALLED POWER FOR 8 HOMES FOR FILL KINSMEN POOL $ 1 YEAR UP TO 39 TIMES

2017 energy efficient stats Construction began on a Net Five homeowners received incentives In total, 114 second fridges or old freezers were removed, Zero Home by Assiniboine that covered 34 per cent of their which translates into over $90 per year in energy bill savings A total of 542 water and energy saver Community College (ACC). solar PV system cost. A total of per customer. This is equivalent to powering eight homes kits were installed in Dauphin. Each This will be the the first project 73 solar PV panels were installed customer will save approximately $60 in Dauphin for a whole year! of its kind built in Manitoba. in Dauphin in the first year. per year on their water and energy bills. Available in accessible formats upon request.

82 Visit Dauphin | 2018 Visitors Guide Community Energy Almost New Store gets an upgrade Efficiency Project Dauphin is building with brand new lighting Results from the first year of the initiative: a sustainable community Staff at the Almost New Store in Dauphin are seeing things 839 193 in a new light. RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL In September 2016, the City of Dauphin and Manitoba “We have really fostered a culture of energy The non profit organization, which CUSTOMERS CUSTOMERS Hydro partnered to launch the Community Energy conservation here in Dauphin. You see it supports job skill development and Efficiency Project, an initiative that aims to build everywhere—businesses and residents investing employment opportunities in the a more sustainable community by increasing the Parkland region, is saving energy city’s energy efficiency, reducing its carbon footprint, in LED lighting, improving insulation, upgrading and money with new LED lighting and supporting efforts to better understand and windows and doors, installing water and energy provided by Manitoba Hydro’s Power manage its energy needs. saver kits, and retiring second fridges. Some Smart Shops Program. The program $11,000 in lighting upgrades. To achieve this goal, Manitoba Hydro leveraged its Power have gone even further with the installation is designed to assist small businesses These energy efficient upgrades ENERGY SAVINGS Smart programs to provide residential and commercial of solar PV systems at home, work or the farm.” across Manitoba in improving their will ultimately translate into lower = POWER FOR TOWN customers with savings on energy efficient technology. energy efficiency. Through Dauphin’s energy bills, improved occupant OF OCHRE BEACH -Steve Sobering, community energy manager, FOR 1 YEAR The City of Dauphin recruited community energy City of Dauphin Community Energy Efficiency comfort, and reduced maintenance manager, Steve Sobering, to work in collaboration Project, the program offered costs for the store. In 2018, efforts to improve energy efficiency and incentives to small businesses in with Manitoba Hydro. “Everything was very simple encourage a culture of conservation will continue, while the area, to cover material and Over the last year, Sobering identified energy efficiency working to protect the environment. Dauphin residents installation costs of qualifying and well-organized. Any money opportunities in Dauphin by working closely with local and business owners who participate will receive lighting upgrades. The Almost we can save means more residents, business owners and the municipality. rebates to offset the upfront cost of their upgrades. New Store is one of over 170 money that can go back ESTIMATED businesses in Dauphin to participate into our programming and ENERGY SAVNGS in the program, receiving nearly the community.” TOTALED $99,055 To find out more, contact Steve Sobering OFF CUSTOMER at 204-622-3200 or [email protected] -Kristy Jamieson, head job coach HYDRO BILLS and manager, Almost New Store

542 KITS, NEW NET 73 SOLAR 114 FRIDGES $60 SAVED ZERO HOME PV PANELS REMOVED = WATER SAVINGS PER CUSTOMER IN DAUPHIN INSTALLED POWER FOR 8 HOMES FOR FILL KINSMEN POOL $ 1 YEAR UP TO 39 TIMES

2017 energy efficient stats Construction began on a Net Five homeowners received incentives In total, 114 second fridges or old freezers were removed, Zero Home by Assiniboine that covered 34 per cent of their which translates into over $90 per year in energy bill savings A total of 542 water and energy saver Community College (ACC). solar PV system cost. A total of per customer. This is equivalent to powering eight homes kits were installed in Dauphin. Each This will be the the first project 73 solar PV panels were installed customer will save approximately $60 in Dauphin for a whole year! of its kind built in Manitoba. in Dauphin in the first year. per year on their water and energy bills. Available in accessible formats upon request.

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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 beautiful surroundings. The goal is maintaining the 5 Bloom status since to plant at least 50 trees each year 2004, the highest rating possible. to replace diseased ones, in newly The City of Dauphin has been a developed areas, as well as school National Winner three times, most yards and daycares while engaging recently in 2014 as National Class youth to assist with forestation efforts. of Champions (Small City Category) During the winter months, we light as well as placing in the top three up the trees and streets to make for the Reforestation Program, the city bright and welcoming. Many competing with 600 communities activities are planned to celebrate across Canada. winter including Tree Lighting, The recent focus has been on creating Parade of Lights, Christmas at the quiet areas for resting and relaxing Fort, Homes‑A‑Glow and Family while enjoying a picnic lunch and the 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.

84 Visit Dauphin | 2018 Visitors Guide VOLUNTEERING IN DAUPHIN

Volunteering is the heartbeat of our city! From festivals to submit to a Criminal Record Check before you begin children’s activities to action-packed sporting events—there is volunteering. Criminal Record Checks are a routine always a way to give back to your community and the people procedure taken by an organization to help ensure the living in it. If you are interested in volunteering in Dauphin, safety of their clients, staff, and other volunteers. feel free to contact [email protected] or call our office at For Manitobans living outside of Winnipeg, please call 204‑633‑3216 for information on how you can get involved! your local police or RCMP detachment for information on Keep in mind, you may be asked by an organization to obtaining a criminal record check.

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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. 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. viarail.ca Automobile There are various routes to get to Dauphin, depending on where you are coming from. For more information on scenic routes and Air 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. Lt. Colonel W.G. Barker V.C. Airport 204-648-3297 tourismdauphin.ca

Air Shuttle Bus The Brandon/Dauphin Air Shuttle provides ground transportation daily between Dauphin and Brandon for pre-booked flights at the Brandon Municipal Airport (WestJet), medical From: Dauphin To: Brandon appointments, business trips and family Departs: 9:30 am – Arrive: 11:30 am Catcheway Convenience Store business. Visit brandonairshuttle.com for Departs: 1:00 pm – Arrive: 3:00 pm 526‑1st Avenue N.E. more info on scheduling, prices and travelling Dauphin, Manitoba R7N 2J3 From: Brandon To: Dauphin to the Winnipeg International Airport. Telephone: 204-622-9500 Departs: 1:30 pm – Arrive: 3:30 pm greyhound.ca Departs: 5:30 pm – Arrive: 7:30 pm Home pick-up and drop-off is now available in Brandon and Dauphin making for Highway conditions: gov.mb.ca/mit/roadinfo convenient travel to and from your doorstep. Weather conditions: weatheroffice.gc.ca/canada_e.html brandonairshuttle.com

dauphin.ca 91 Brad Michaleski MLA for Dauphin TOURISM Jon & Karissa Warkentin DAUPHIN Constituency Office .CA P: 204-628-3491 Unit 16 – 1450 Main St. S. TF: 855-629-3491 Dauphin, MB, R7N 3H4 E: [email protected] t. 204.701.0238 e. [email protected] huntharvestlodge.com www.bradmichaleski.ca Canway Inn & Suites STAR Home of the hospitality QUALITY Welcome to Dauphin’s Full Service Motel 1601 Main St. South HHHH½ Dauphin, MB R7N 2V4 Indoor Pool • Whirlpool • Sauna • High-Speed Internet Luxurious 2 RM Suites & Jacuzzi Suites • VLTs Phone: 204 • 638 • 5102 Smitty’s Restaurant & Lounge, Banquet/Conf./ Room “A HOME Fax: 204 • 638 • 7475 AWAY FROM E: [email protected] HOME!” For Reservations Call Toll Free (Next door to Tim Hortons, 1 888 325 3335 McDonald’s, & near Boston Pizza) www.canwayinnandsuites.com www.discoverdauphin.com 1 • Modern ground-level air-conditioned rooms, kitchenettes & suites 2 Restaurant • In-Room Coffee, Microwave, Fridge, Hairdryer OPEN DAILY • Cable TV - FREE High Speed Internet & WI FI 7 am to 11 pm Lounge & VLTs • Guest Laundry & Bar-B-Ques OPEN DAILY Mon.-Thurs. 9 am - midnight 1501 Main Street S., Dauphin, MB Fri. & Sat. 9 am - 1 am Restaurant, Sunday 11 am - 11 pm Toll Free 1-877-638-4233 Breakfast served [email protected] Lounge & VLTs all day! Phone: 204-638-8022 www.prairiemountaininn.com Located next to Canway Inn & Suites • Highway #10, Dauphin, Manitoba

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204-548-3030 PACKAGES SINGLE OCCUPANCY +Tax, Per person • 1 Night Lodging • 1 Night Lodging • 2 Night Lodging • 1–18-hole round of Golf w/ Cart • 2–18-hole rounds of Golf w/ Cart • 2–18-hole rounds of Golf w/ Cart $139 99* $18999* $27499* DOUBLE OCCUPANCY +Tax, Per person DA UP HIN • 1 Night Lodging • 1 Night Lodging • 2 Night Lodging SUPER 8 • 1–18-hole round of Golf w/ Cart • 2–18-hole rounds of Golf w/ Cart • 2–18-hole rounds of Golf w/ Cart Hwy. 5 & 10 S. $9999* $144 99* $18999* 1457 Main St. S. *Golf packages are subject to availability. Reservations recommended. Call motel for tee times. Not valid with other offers or discounts. Valid only at the Dauphin Super 8. 204-638-0800 Email: [email protected] Upgrade to a King Bed, Jacuzzi® Bathtub & Hide-a-bed for only $10 Extra! www.dauphinsuper8.com Free SuperStart® breakfast • Fitness center, steam room & squash courts • In-room Internet, coffee, fridge & hair dryer LODGING & CAMPING Bed & Breakfast Company / Description / Amenities

Sir Edgar House A heritage home located in Willow Tree This brand new B&B is downtown Dauphin. Enter an elegantly decorated and Bed & Breakfast era of comfort, privacy and Bed & Breakfast comes with full, homemade 703 Main St. N. quality service — the ultimate 21 River Ave. W. breakfasts and all the comforts P: 204-638-2930 goal. Newly decorated rooms P: 204-638-2688 of home. Locally sourced and bathroom, full breakfast, foods and non-toxic products [email protected] wifi & air conditioning. Your thewillowtreebandb@ are a focus for this quaint Cordell Lind perfect retreat for a great gmail.com establishment. knight’s rest. $85.00 / night Photo: ©istockphoto.com by mysticenergy Photo:

Campgrounds Company / Description / Amenities

Vermillion Park 100 Unserviced Sites Parkland Crossing Group camping only. 2nd Ave. N.W. at 24 Water, Electricity 220 Whitmore Ave. W. 20 Electricity Vermillion Park (P18) 17 Water, Electricity, Sewer P. 204-638-3333 P. 204-622-3125

Rainbow Beach 44 Unserviced Sites Sifton Beach 16 Unserviced Sites, Located at 66 Electrical Sites RM of Dauphin Modern Washrooms, Barbeque Pits Dauphin Lake (R18) P. 204-638-4531 P. 204-638-9493

Stoney Point Beach 10 Unserviced Sites Keld Park 10 Unserviced Sites, Located at 10 Electrical Sites RM of Dauphin Modern Washrooms, Barbeque Pits Dauphin Lake (R16) 204-638-4531 P. 204-638-3074

Hotels, Motels & Inns Company / Description / Amenities

Boulevard Motor Hotel Units: 17 Other amenities: Dauphin Super 8 Motel Units: 66 Other amenities: Capacity: 62 fridges, Capacity: 260 free deluxe continental 28 Memorial Blvd, Restaurant / Lounge: Both microwaves, 1457 Main St. S., R7N 3B3 Restaurant / Lounge: No breakfast, fitness centre, R7N 3K8 Indoor / Outdoor Pool: No hair dryers P. 204-638-0800 Indoor / Outdoor Pool: No steam room & squash P. 204-638-4410 Banquet Facilities: Yes F. 204-638-0808 Banquet Facilities: Yes courts, jacuzzi tub suites, Small Pets: No Small Pets: Yes fridge, hair dryers, kitchen F. 204-638-7642 Internet Access: Yes T-F: 1-800-800-8000 Internet Access: Yes facilities in common T-F: 1-877-999-2228 super8manitoba.com room. See ad, page 92.

Canway Inn & Suites Units: 67 Other amenities: Highland Motel Units: 37 Other amenities: Capacity: 260 private entrances, Capacity: 99 kitchenettes, VCRs, 1601 Main St. S., R7N 2V4 Restaurant / Lounge: Both in-room coffee, 1351 Main St. S., Restaurant / Lounge: No fridges, microwaves, P. 204-638-5102 Indoor / Outdoor Pool: In. hair dryers, R7N 2V3 Indoor / Outdoor Pool: Out. free continental F. 204-638-7475 Banquet Facilities: Yes microwaves, P. 204-638-5100 Banquet Facilities: No breakfast Small Pets: No fridges. Jacuzzi Small Pets: Yes T-F: 1-888-325-3335 Internet Access: Yes hot tub suites. F. 204-638-3720 Internet Access: Yes canwayinnandsuites.com See ad, page 92.

Dauphin Inn Express Units: 45 Other amenities: Prairie Mountain Inn Units: 42 Other amenities: Capacity: 130 fridges, Capacity: 108 kitchenettes, BBQs, 35 Memorial Blvd. R7N 2A5 Restaurant / Lounge: No microwaves, 1501 Main St. S., R7N 2V3 Restaurant / Lounge: No fridges, microwaves, P. 204-638-4430 Indoor / Outdoor Pool: No DVD players in P. 204-638-4233 Indoor / Outdoor Pool: No laundry facilities, in- F. 204-638-7466 Banquet Facilities: Yes select rooms. F. 204-638-4254 Banquet Facilities: No room coffee. Small Pets: Yes Small Pets: No See ad, page 92. T-F: 1-866-336-3500 Internet Access: Yes T-F: 1-877-638-4233 Internet Access: Yes dauphininnexpress.com prairiemountaininn.com

dauphin.ca 93 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!

Savour the Trembowla Learn the traditions of Flavour Ukrainian settlers; bake This experience features bread in traditional clay mouth-watering, traditional ovens; learn to make borscht from beginning Ukrainian fare. Eat a full to end. Trembowla Cross meal of borscht, cabbage of Freedom Historical Site rolls, perogies, beet leaves, and Museum has been cheese roll, sausage, and immaculately maintained desserts while you listen and is the perfect setting to live music on traditional to sweep visitors back Ukrainian instruments. This in time. package has many add- ons 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.

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!

94 Visit Dauphin | 2018 Visitors Guide 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!

DAUPHIN’S BED & BREAKFAST OPTIONS Sir Edgar House Willow Tree Bed & Breakfast Bed & Breakfast Located in the heart “May you come as guests of Dauphin’s historic & leave as friends” is this district, Sir Edgar B&B quaint B&B’s slogan! is your home away 21 River Ave. W. from home. 204-638-2688 703 Main St. N. thewillowtreebedand 204-638-2930 breakfast.com siredgarhousebandb.ca Book Now Book Now thewillowtreebandb@ [email protected] gmail.com

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POPLAR TENTH OAK AVENUE FIRST STREET S.E. S.E. PHILLIPS ST. S.W. EIGHTH AVENUE

JACKSON STREET JACKSON AVE. S.W. S.E. ELEVENTH AVE. S.W. ASH ST. NINTH AVENUE SECOND STREET S.E. PIONEER AVENUE AD S.E. WALLER ST. TENTH AVE. S.E. THIRD STREET S.E. Golf Course & AIN RO TWELFTH AVE. S.W. ELEVENTH AVE. S.E. S.E. Rainbow Beach

AVE. S.E. MOUNT D IDA STREET FIFTH ST. S.E. WHITMORE AVENUE WEST WHITMORE AVENUE EAST WHITMORE AVENUE EAST . Y ST. IDA ST. WA GERTRUDE ST RK PA LILLY AVENUE CRUISE CRES. CRUISE CRES. EMMA STREET FRANCES STREET

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E tourismdauphin.ca RIVERSIDE ROAD Selo Ukraina & Riding Mountain dauphinrec.com National Park 4 5 CITY OF Schools WELLINGTON CRES. VERMILLION PL. TUXEDO DR. HAWTHORNE AVENUE EAST S1 Colonel Barker School INDUSTRIAL ROAD HAWTHORNE AVENUE WEST REIMER ROAD DAUPHIN 1516 Bond St., 204‑638‑4588 S2 Dauphin Regional Comprehensive­ KRAIM AVENUE WEST TULIP CRES. Secondary School 330 Mountain Rd., 204‑638‑4629 BROWN AVENUE WEST BROWN AVENUE EAST Points of Interest INDUSTRIAL ROAD S3 École Macneill

MACNEILL BARKER STREET P1 Berry Patch PLACE 312 Sandy St., 204‑638‑3942 VAN WICKLIN STREET FORREST AVENUE WEST FORREST AVE. EAST P2 Bowling S4 Henderson School

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BOND STREET 911 Bond St., 204‑638‑4653 RAILWAY AVENUE ASTER BAY CROCUS BAY AD P4 CNoR Station, CN Park and DAVIDSON AVENUE WEST DAVIDSON AVENUE EAST S5 MacKenzie Middle School DAVIDSON AVE.

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AIN RO 212‑1st St. NE, 204‑638‑3323 YS SASKATCHEWAN STREET SANDY P5 CNUF Gift Shop WELLINGTON CRES. WALKER AVENUE KEA KIRBY AVENUE WEST KIRBY AVENUE EAST S6 Smith Jackson School P6 Dauphin Friendship Centre MOUNT STREET 701‑1st St. SE, 204‑638‑3134 P7 Dauphin Market Place Mall BOUL. VETERANS DRIVE AD MACLEOD AVENUE WEST MACLEOD AVE. EAST S7 Whitmore School STRADBROOKE PL. P8 Fort Dauphin Museum / UR RO HEDDER LY

VERMILLION STREET 28‑6th Ave. SW, 204‑638‑4782 LO KING STREET WEST STREET CENTRE STREET JESSIE STREET WILLIAM ST. Seasonal Visitor Information VA SEVENTH AVE. N.W. S8 Assiniboine Community College BUCHANON AVENUE WEST BUCHANON AVENUE EAST RIVER AVENUE WEST RIVER AVENUE EAST P9 Gartmore Park SIXTH AVENUE N.W. EIGHTH AVE. N.E. P10 Meadowlark Park 520 Whitmore Ave. E, 204‑638‑2023

Duck Mountain MARGARET AVE. SEVENTH AD ALEXANDRIA AVE. P11 Parkland Recreation Complex / Credit Union FIFTH AVENUE N.W. CENTENNIAL DRIVE Provincial Park Place / Countryfest Community Cinema AIN RO Accommodations MARYLAND AVE. SIXTH P12 Parkland Regional Library AVE. N.E. EARL AVE. PARK CRES. BOND STREET FOURTH AVE. N.W. FULLER STREET A1 Boulevard Hotel MOUNT P13 Pioneer Park JACKSON STREET JACKSON JOHNSON STREET FIFTH A2 Canway Inn & Suites HENRY AVE. AVENUE EDWARD AVENUE EDWARD P14 RM of Dauphin Office SECOND AVENUE N.W.THIRD AVE. N.W. PLACE A3 Dauphin Community Inn URA STREET FIRST STREET N.W. FOURTH P15 Squash Courts (Super 8 Motel) LA WAKEFIELD AVENUE AVENUE P16 Ukrainian Catholic Church of the Resurrection A4 Dauphin Inn Express N.E. DUNFIELD AVENUE FIRST AVENUE N.W. HY STREET A5 Dauphin Super 8 Motel THIRD OT P17 Vermillion Park & Campground MAIN STREET NORTH AVENUE FIRST AVE. STREET ELMAY

DOR P18 Vermillion Park Sportsplex A6 Highland Motel

MERRELL CENTENNIAL DRIVE N.E. MERRELL AVENUE SECOND PLACE P19 Watson Art Centre A7 Prairie Mountain Inn SECOND AVE. FIRST STREETAVENUE N.E. THIRD N.E. S.W. BOSSONS FIRST BOSSONS AVENUE AVENUE PLACE FOURTH AVENUE SECOND STREETN.E. N.E. Skate Park S.W. Services / Recreation FIRST AVENUE EDGAR AVENUE FIFTH AVENUE N.E. SPRUCE AVE. MEMORIAL BLVD. THIRD STREET N.E. Baseball Diamond Curling Rink Police / RCMP Splash Park S.W. AVENUE AD SIXTH AVENUE KERR AVENUE N.E. Campground THIRD STREET S.W. S.W. Fire Hall Tennis Courts THIRD AIN RO Museum SEVENTH AVENUE MAPLE AVENUE S.E. Church/ Vermillion River S.W. Hospital Swimming Pool SECOND STREET S.W. FOURTH MOUNT Place of Worship AVE. S.E. Walking Trail EIGHTH AVENUE AVENUE FOURTH STREET N.E. EVASON AVE. S.W. FIFTH Cinema Playground Volleyball Court Visitor Information FIRST STREET S.W. AVENUE SECOND AVE. S.E. MAPLE POPLAR AVENUE NINTH AVENUE S.W. SIXTH AVENUE AVENUE AVENUE Henry Ave. – B2 Sandy St. – B4 3rd Ave. NW – B3 BUCHY PL. MAIN STREET SOUTH S.E. City Map S.W. SEVENTH ELM ST. Ida St. – D2 Saskatchewan Blvd. – B3 3rd Ave. SE – C3 AVENUE Street Index

POPLAR TENTH Industrial Rd. – A1 Spruce Ave. – C2 3rd Ave. SW – C3 OAK AVENUE FIRST STREET S.E. S.E. PHILLIPS ST. S.W. EIGHTH Alexandria Ave. – B4 Jackson St. – D2 Stradbrooke Place – B3 3rd St. NE – C4 AVENUE Ash St. – D2 Jessie St. – B1 Tulip Crescent – A5 3rd St. SE – D3

JACKSON STREET JACKSON AVE. S.W. S.E. ELEVENTH AVE. S.W. Aster Bay – A5 ASH ST. NINTH Johnson St. – B2 Tuxedo Drive – A3 3rd St. SW – C2 AVENUE SECOND STREET S.E. PIONEER AVENUE AD Barker St. – A5 Keays St. – A2 Vermillion Place – A3 4th Ave. NE – C4 S.E. WALLER ST. TENTH Beresford Ave. – E1 Kerr Ave. – C4 Vermillion St. – B3 4th Ave. NW – B3 AVE. S.E. THIRD STREET S.E. Golf Course & AIN RO TWELFTH AVE. S.W. Bond Street – C4 King St. – B1 Veterans Drive – B5 4th Ave. SE – C3 S.E. Rainbow Beach ELEVENTH AVE. S.E. Bossons Ave. – C4 Kirby Ave. – B3 Valour Rd. – B5 4th Ave. SW – C2

AVE. S.E. MOUNT IDA STREET Bossons Place – B5 Kraim Ave. – A4 Van Wicklin St. – A1 4th St. NE – C4 FIFTH ST. S.E. WHITMORE AVENUE WEST WHITMORE AVENUE EAST WHITMORE AVENUE EAST Brown Ave. – A3 Laura St. – B1 Wakefield Ave. – B2 4th St. SE – C4 . Buchanon Ave. – B1 Lilly Ave. – D1 Walker Ave. – B1 5th Ave. NE – B4 Y ST. Buchy Place – D2

IDA ST. Macleod Ave. – B3 Waller St. – C5 5th Ave. NW – B3 WA GERTRUDE ST RK Centennial Drive – B5 Macneill Place – A4 Wellington Cres. – A3 5th Ave. SE – C3 PA LILLY AVENUE CRUISE CRES. Centre St. – B1 Main St. – C3 West St. – B1 5th Ave. SW – C2 CRUISE CRES. Crocus Bay – A5

EMMA STREET Maple Ave. – C2 Whitmore Ave. – D2 5th St. SE – D4 FRANCES STREET Cruise Crescent – D2 Margaret Ave. – B2 William St. – B2 6th Ave. NE – B4 BERESFORD AVENUE Davidson Ave. – A4 Marigold St. – A5 1st Ave. NE – C3 6th Ave. NW – B3 Dorothy St. – C5 Maryland Ave. – B2 1st Ave. NW – C3 6th Ave. SE – D3 Dunfield Ave. – B4 Memorial 1st Ave. SE – C3 6th Ave. SW – C2 Earl Ave. – B4 Boulevard – C3 1st Ave. SW – C3 7th Ave. NE – B4 Edgar Ave. – C4 Merrell Ave. – C4 1st St. NE – B4 1st St. 7th Ave. NW – B4 Edward Ave. – B4 Merrell Place – B5 NW – B3 7th Ave. SE – D3 Edward Place – B5 Mountain Rd. – C4 1st St. SE – C3 7th Ave. SW – C2 Elm St. – D1 Oak Ave. – D1 1st St. SW – D2 8th Ave. NE – B4 Elmay St. – C5 Park Crescent – B5 2nd Ave. NE – C3 8th Ave. SE – D3 Emma St. – E1 Parkway St. – D2 2nd Ave. NW – B3 8th Ave. SW – C2 Evason Ave. – C4 Phillips St. – C4 2nd Ave. SE – C4 9th Ave. SE – D2 Forrest Ave. – A4 Pioneer Ave. – D1 2nd Ave. SW – C3 9th Ave. SW – D2 RIVERSIDE ROAD Frances St. – E1 Poplar Ave. – C1 2nd St. NE – C4 10th Ave. SE – D2 Fuller St. – B5 Railway Ave. – A1 2nd St. NW – B3 10th Ave. SW – D2 Selo Ukraina & Gertrude St. – D2 Reimer Rd. – A1 2nd St. SE – D3 11th Ave. SE – D2 Riding Mountain Hawthorne Ave. – A4 River Ave. – B4 2nd St. SW – C2 11th Ave. SW – D2 National Park Hedderly St. – B4 Riverside Rd. – E1 3rd Ave. NE – C4 12th Ave. SW – D2 dauphin.ca 97 Sifton Sifton 32A A 32 32G G 32 32D D 32B 32 32C 32 B C 32E 32 E 32 32F F ROAD 160N ROAD 123W

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