Dauphin • Manitoba 2016 Visitor Guide

AG Society Celebrates 125 YEARS A HOME BASE for HOLIDAYS The City of Festivals HIKE, BIKE, CAMP

NORTHERNo n D a u p h i n LIGHTS L A K E

tourismdauphin.ca Mayor Eric Irwin with Miranda Contact phone numbers Lambert. 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 V.C. 622-3280 Bus Depot (Greyhound) 622-9500 Rail (VIA Rail) 1-888-VIA-RAIL Car Rental (Mountainview Esso) 638-7874 Dauphin Taxi 638-3315 Road Conditions 622-2065 or 1-877-627-6237 Message from the Mayor www.weatheroffice.ec.gc.ca

Tourism Info Sites Our community undertaking for the to visit the Fair as it celebrates another life of an event like happens over Canada Group or Contact Phone Number City Hall (Tourism Dauphin) 622-3216 milestone this year, the annual Agricultural Day long weekend 100 Main Street S. or 1-877-566-5669 125 years of the Fair and certainly the while the nation’s Parkland Recreation Complex 622-3112 Dauphin Agricultural longevity suggests the longest running country 200 – 1st Street S.E. Society, just after commitment and values music festival hums Vermillion Park Campground** 622-3125 2nd Avenue N.W. or 622-3112 25 years of Dauphin’s of farm families in the away at Selo Ukraina. Dauphin Friendship Centre 638-5707 Countryfest and region, who for over Take the time to do the 210 – 1st Avenue N.E. 50 years of Canada’s a century have made things locals do: hike Dauphin Market Place Mall 638-9396 National Ukrainian significant contribution our meandering trails, 1450 Main Street S. Festival. I am humbled to our economic and Dauphin Super 8 Motel (24-hour) 638-0800 fishing our abundant 1457 Main Street S. to be a part of a cultural fabric. It is lakes and gaze up at Fort Dauphin Museum 638-6630 community with the dedication of our a night sky filled not 4th Avenue S.W. & Jackson Street such history and volunteers and vision of only with shimmering Parkland Regional Library* 638-6410 accomplishment and our leaders who make 504 Main Street N. northern lights, but Watson Art Centre 638-6231 once again want to possible the quality of with possibility. 104 – 1st Avenue N.W. invite the world to life in Dauphin, making Welcome to Dauphin! * Public Internet Access ** Seasonal explore Dauphin by our community a unique Other Useful Numbers visiting our museums, place to live and visit. Group or Contact Phone Number attending our festivals Congratulations to the City Hall (Mayor Eric Erwin) 622-3200 and experiencing the Dauphin Agricultural Rural Municipality 638-4531 unspoiled nature that is (Reeve Dennis Forbes) Society on this our backyard. Economic Development 622-3229 landmark anniversary. Eric Irwin Tourism Dauphin 622-3216 125 years is no small I invite one and all Mayor | City of Dauphin Chamber of Commerce 622-3140 Dauphin Recreation Services 622-3150 Weather Information 638-6521 204-622-3216 • tourismdauphin.ca

2 V i s i t D a u p h i n | 2 0 1 6 V i s i t o r s G u i d e TABLE OF CONTENTS 4 Connect 5 Traveling to Dauphin 6 New Residents 7 The Big Event Manitoba Snowshoe Run 8 CNUF 9 Dauphin’s Countryfest 10 Chamber Events Street Fair and Dance 30 Community Luncheon Series The Dauphin Agricultural Society Celebrates 125 Years! Breakfast Education Series State of the City 11 Manitoba MudRun 12 Color Blast Dauphin 9 Dauphin Lake: 13 Dauphin Kings 14 Threshing Day Rainbows, Eagles Kinsmen Business Expo & Northern Lights Parkland Job & Career Fair 15 Tapestry 15 Rotary Club of Dauphin 16 Cachefest MS Ride 17 Arts Alive 18 Community Events Calendar 20 Watson Art Centre 22 The PRC 46 18 Parkland Recreation Complex 24 Vermillion Park 25 Communities in Bloom 26 Heritage 29 Made in the Parkland 30 The Dauphin Agricultural Society Celebrates 125 Years! 32 Cover Photo: Hike & Bike 34 Kelly Dauphin Lake: Rainbows, Michaluk Eagles & Northern Lights 36 Geocaching Photography 34 37 Golf 38 Dauphin Public Library Read guide on 40 Skate Park 51 you favourite 41 Dauphin Friendship Centre device! 42 The Dauphin Multi-Purpose Senior Centre 44 CKDM Radio 45 Kelly M. (Photographer) 46 WinterLife in Dauphin 48 Blazing Trails! 49 Ice Fishing 50 Custom Group Experiences 51 LOOK FOR QR CODES THROUGHOUT GUIDE Hosting Events in Dauphin 52 Riding Mountain To use QR codes you need to download a FREE QR code reader to Biosphere Reserve your smartphone. A QR reader is a piece of software that makes 53 Lodging & Camping QR codes work, like a barcode. Once you have installed it on your 55 Service Listings phone it means you can take a picture of a QR code and your 61 Big Game phone will automatically go to the website that has been scanned. 63 Big Fish 64 Map of Dauphin Scan the QR Code for a digital copy of this Visitor Guide or visit tourismdauphin.ca 66 Map of RM & Area

d a u p h i n . c a 3 Follow these accounts for news and updates about all things Dauphin!

City of Dauphin – Dauphin.ca - #Dauphin Official City of Dauphin hashtag to see what’s happening in our city. Dauphin Tourism – tourismdauphin.ca - Visit us for all must-see attractions and special events going on in our community. Economic Development Dauphin – sayyestodauphin.ca - For all business and development-related information visit us. Dauphin’s Countryfest – countryfest.ca - - #CFEST Connect with Canada’s longest-running country music festival, Dauphin’s Countryfest! Canada’s National Ukrainian Festival – cnuf.ca - - #CNUF For the latest info about Canada’s National Ukrainian Festival, visit us online. Manitoba MudRun – manitobamudrun.com - #MBMUDRUN - Get the latest news before and see the end result after. Connect with us on social media! Color Blast Dauphin – colorblastdauphin.ca - - #COLORBLASTDAUPHIN We want to see your colorful canvas! Get info and share via social media. Dauphin Kings – dauphinkings.com - We want to see your MJHL Dauphin Kings pride! Show us via social media. Dauphin Recreation Centre – dauphinrec.com - Get the latest about everything that’s happening in our state-of-the-art complex. Watson Arts Centre – watsonartcentre.com - Stay current on concerts, events, and programming. Dauphin & District Chamber of Commerce – dauphinchamber.ca - Serving Dauphin and the surrounding business community since 1903.

4 V i s i t D a u p h i n | 2 0 1 6 V i s i t o r s G u i d e TRAVELLING TO DAUPHIN

Rail CNoR Station is considered one of Manitoba’s finest pieces of railway architecture. Its impressive size, picturesque roofline, dormers, turrets, and decorative brick and stonework are a remarkable focal point in the community. The station sees VIA trains pass through twice weekly enroute to northern Manitoba, often filled with passengers curious to see the tundra and polar bears of Churchill! VIA Rail offers an inexpensive and unique travelling experience for those with a little more time to explore! VIA gives mountain bikers the chance to bring collapsible bikes and camping gear for little to no charge and ride the multitude of trails in beautiful Riding Mountain, which offers some of the best terrain east of The Rockies. Check VIA’s website today to Automobile plan your trip, or for information and train schedules. There are various routes to get to Dauphin, viarail.ca depending on where you are coming from. For more information on scenic routes and points of interest on your journey, visit the Air Tourism Dauphin website. For highway conditions and weather conditions, please visit the links at bottom of this page or quick scan QR codes for quicker results. Lt. Colonel W.G. Barker V.C. Airport tourismdauphin.ca 204-622-3280

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, medical Catcheway Convenience Store From: Dauphin To: Brandon appointments, business trips and family 201 Buchanon Avenue Departs: 9:30 am – Arrive: 11:30 am business. Visit brandonairshuttle.com for Dauphin, Manitoba R7N 2J3 Departs: 1:00 pm – Arrive: 3:00 pm more info on scheduling, prices and travelling From: Brandon To: Dauphin to the Winnipeg International Airport. Telephone: 204-622-9500 Departs: 1:30 pm – Arrive: 3:30 pm Home pick-up and drop-off is now available greyhound.ca Departs: 5:30 pm – Arrive: 7:30 pm in Brandon and Dauphin making for convenient travel to and from your doorstep. Highway conditions: www.gov.mb.ca/mit/roadinfo Weather conditions: www.weatheroffice.gc.ca/canada_e.html brandonairshuttle.com

d a u p h i n . c a 5 NEW Resident Welcome Program Guide Pick up your copy today!

If you are new to Dauphin, we would like to welcome you! Our New Resident Welcome Program will help you settle in our community by connecting you to the resources you need. Services, events, recreation, employment, volunteer opportunities, and housing— we make an effort to help you feel at home!

If you or someone you know has just moved to Dauphin, please stop by City Hall at 100 Main Street S. to fill out a registration card. We’ll include you in our program to receive a welcome basket, send you an email with all the links you need to stay connected, and make sure you get the answers you need! Call or email us today!

204-622-3216 • tourismdauphin.ca

6 V i s i t D a u p h i n | 2 0 1 6 V i s i t o r s G u i d e The arts & entertainment scene is alive and well in Dauphin! During any given month our venues are abuzz with activity from grassroots family functions to world class entertainment. Sure, Dauphin does have the distinct advantage of hosting large events at Selo (our picture-prairie-perfect, 14,000 seat, outdoor amphitheatre), but the major festivals aren’t the only things that make this little city tick. There are art exhibits, dance and theatre performances, challenging runs through snow, mud and blasts of colour, and even more than all of this, offering visitors and residents endless memorable experiences. Check out our community events listings and our online events calendar to find out more today!

February 15 If you were tough enough to brave the muddy obstacles of the Manitoba MudRun, you are surely made of the right stuff to try the very same territory in the freezing days of winter! The Manitoba Snowshoe Run is the cold twin of the Manitoba MudRun and offers participants a 5-km fun run or a-10 km timed event, not for the faint of heart! This event is set at Selo Ukraina event site, on the beautiful north escarpment of Riding Mountain National Park. If you have not visited the region in the winter, let it be known that this is a community that embraces the cold months, and you will meet many of these snow-lovers at the Snowshoe Run! Run, jump and play like locals in the snow at this year’s event set for February 15th.

This year’s event features Fat Bike demos by Stream ‘N’ Wood! manitobasnowshoerun.com

d a u p h i n . c a 7 July 29 to 31 For over 50 years, people have flocked to Canada’s National Ukrainian Festival every August long weekend for an authentic cultural experience and one heck of a party! Ukrainian foods, crafts, entertainment and storytelling make this festival a feast for the senses that is certainly a bucket-list item for anyone who loved gatherings and festivals. CNUF offers day passes, weekend passes and camping with shuttle service running periodically for revelers travelling from the City of Dauphin. Check out the Ukrainian Heritage Village which comes alive during this event featuring costumed characters, fresh baked bread and a live threshing demonstration. Also of note is the authentic Cossack camp which regularly hosts musicians, poets and dancers and hosts bands of merrymakers who remain in costume demonstrating an authentic gypsy-style camp. This includes visits from Canada’s National Riding and Dancing Cossacks who are a mainstay of the festival and mark the official start with an exhilarating ride through the festival field right up to the amphitheatre stage!

Visit cnuf.ca for update information on tickets and performers schedules in 2016!

8 V i s i t D a u p h i n | 2 0 1 6 V i s i t o r s G u i d e Every July long weekend, Canada’s longest-running country music festival takes place. 2016 marks the 27th Anniversary of Dauphin’s Countryfest.

Weekend passes, VIPs, day passes and camping are still available for Manitoba’s BEST part of the summer!

Three easy ways to purchase: 1. Online at countryfest.ca 2. Calling 1-800-361-7300 3. In person at 28 – 2nd Ave. NE in Dauphin

Flip Cup Tournament – Last year’s tournaments were a HUGE success! The 2016 Flip Cup Tournament will be bigger and better! Watch countryfest.ca for details.

Home Hardware Campground Contest - Dauphin Home Hardware will once again be sponsoring our Campground Contest! This contest is a Countryfest fan favourite! Get your creative juices flowing! Pick your theme, and decorate your campsite, your camper, your tent, your truck, etc. Register onsite at Countryfest 2016. Watch countryfest.ca for details. Lady Antebellum Sunday night of Countryfest 2016 will feature the 2016 Canada Day lineup includes: legendary Merle Haggard (pictured) who was recently named “The Greatest Country Artist of All Time” by Billboard Magazine and Country Music star Vince Gill. Dean Brody Dallas Smith Autumn Hill High Valley

Visit website to see entire listing.

June 30 to July 3 countryfest.ca -

“Dauphin’s Countryfest is extremely proud of Canada’s homegrown artists, so we’ve put together a special line-up for Canada Day featuring some of Canadian country’s hottest acts. Plan to celebrate on July 1st with your friends at Countryfest this summer,” says Eric Irwin, President of Dauphin’s Countryfest.

d a u p h i n . c a 9 CHAMBER EVENTS Mark your calendar and stay in the loop about event dates and details by checking our online, interactive community calendar at tourismdauphin.ca. Here you will find links to individual sites, contact names and numbers, and descriptions of the events you plan on attending!

Street Fair | July 28 The excitement surrounding Canada’s National Ukrainian Festival inspires the exhilarating energy of the Annual Street Fair brought to you by the Dauphin & District Chamber of Commerce. Dauphin’s downtown core is transformed to host crowds while they take in a full day of live entertainment, great for the whole family! Start the day off with an old-fashioned pancake breakfast and stay tuned for energizing performances on the stage! With an expanded kids zone, unique vendors and food, farmer’s market, horse-drawn wagon rides, Dauphin Agricultural Heritage Club displays and a packed beer gardens in the evening, there is something for everyone at the Street Fair!

Breakfast Education Community Luncheon Series | 6 days Series | 5 days The Community Luncheon series is of the Year Award and Community The Breakfast Education series designed to share information and Appreciation Awards – Group & offers professional development create connections around important Individual are presented, as well workshops with a focus on current community issues and events. This as milestone membership awards best practices on topics crucial to important networking forum provides to Chamber member businesses. creating business success. the opportunity to celebrate local 2016 Series dates at the Watson 2016 Series dates; held at success stories and to build a bright Art Centre: January 12, February 9, Dauphin Super 8 Banquet Room: future for our community. This March 8 (Annual Awards & AGM January 21, February 18, March series includes our Annual Awards Luncheon), April 12, May 10 (State 24, April 21 & May 19 (tentative) Luncheon, where the Business Person of the City Address)

State of the City The Chamber of Commerce & Dauphin Economic Development & Tourism are proud to present the annual State of the City Address. Hear the Mayor of Dauphin share details about the year in review including fiscal information, municipal governance, council priorities and more. This is a must-attend event for anyone curious about the direction the community is headed. For tickets call the Dauphin Chamber of Commerce at 204-622-3140.

10 V i s i t D a u p h i n | 2 0 1 6 V i s i t o r s G u i d e August 6 In the idyllic setting of Manitoba’s Parkland, on the edge of the Riding Mountain National Park, the Manitoba MudRun will take your breath away in more ways than one. Grab a friend, family member, or co-worker and start preparing today for nearly 20 unreal obstacles over 10 kms of rugged, challenging and beautiful terrain! Make sure to follow us on Facebook & Twitter and visit our website for information on registration, training, deadlines and more! manitobamudrun.com

d a u p h i n . c a 11 August 27 Have a BLAST this summer! Join us for Dauphin’s 2nd annual COLOR BLAST 5k run/walk. You don’t need to be a runner to participate—you can walk, jog or run. This event is for everyone! It’s a great way to get out and have some fun with family and friends and make new memories. During the run you will be BLASTED every kilometer with a different color. These colors are 100% safe, edible, biodegradable and non-toxic. At COLOR BLAST, you are the canvas and when you’re finished with this 5K run/walk you’ll be an exciting and colorful masterpiece! colorblastdauphin.ca

12 V i s i t D a u p h i n | 2 0 1 6 V i s i t o r s G u i d e Dauphin’s hockey history Crescent Point Energy runs deep, and has had Western Canada Cup. a hand in producing But, the Kings are about several NHLers over the more than just events years: Blaine Stoughton, and hockey. They are Butch Goring, Ron Low, an integral part of our and the longest serving community’s identity, and coach of a single team the games are a meeting in NHL history, Barry place for hockey fans Trotz, to name a few. The Dauphin Kings Junior A and non-fans alike. The Hockey Club has been players give our young a fixture in Dauphin hockey players heroes to since 1968, and after look up to, right in their playing for decades in own backyard. the legendary “Barn” And, they give back in a (Dauphin Memorial big way. Each and every Community Centre) Thursday is “Kings in the the Kings now play at Community” day, when Credit Union Place in the entire team goes the Parkland Recreation into all six elementary Complex in Dauphin, schools to read and play which opened in 2007. with the students, and In May 2010, we hosted even serve the Dauphin the RBC Cup National Friendship Centre’s hot Junior ‘A’ Hockey food program, “Food for Championship, which Thought”. In addition to was named a finalist for that, they attend birthday Canadian Sport Event of parties, events at local the Year at the Canadian businesses, CanSkate, Sport Tourism Alliance Rascals and Dauphin PRESTIGE Awards. The Minor Hockey…Kings Go Kings Go! Kings also hosted the 2010 players are giving back to CJHL Top 40 Prospects Dauphin for over 100 days Visit dauphinkings.com for more information! Game, and the 2014 in a 6-month season!

d a u p h i n . c a 13 Threshing Day | September 3 Celebrating our agricultural heritage! For an authentic look into Dauphin’s rich agricultural past, join the Dauphin Agricultural Heritage Club for Threshing Day! Watch the nearly century-old machinery come alive on the fields and celebrate a significant tradition with locals that know the secrets of how it all began! A great event for kids and families, bring a chair or get in on the action and try your hand at binding and stooking or watch the chore horse competition. Visit the Farmer’s Market for fresh produce and other goods and let the kids run free in the kids play area. Stay all day and relax to old-time music, enjoy the food, and visit with friendly people. Call today for more details on this unique event. Phone: 204-638-7632

Kinsmen Business & Career Expo

April 23 & 24 This event can help you to: • Introduce new products & services • Get the word out on job opportunities • Help fill vacancies at your company • Increase product positioning and brand awareness • Direct networking to generate new business and sales leads • Free visitor admission brings the public to YOU and YOU to the employers dauphinkin.ca

14 V i s i t D a u p h i n | 2 0 1 6 V i s i t o r s G u i d e Rotary Club of Dauphin Annual Events February to October

Book Fair Sale

Lobsterfest

Manitoba MudRun

Radio Days

Wine Tasting

We are neighbours, community leaders Tapestry | March 19 and global citizens working together to A Celebration of Multiculturalism make things happen. Through hosting various “fun”draisers, we are able The Dauphin Friendship Centre’s to support causes dear to us, such as improved literacy and recreation Annual Multicultural Event | 1 to 4 pm facilities, and polio eradication. Together 8th Ave. Hall | FREE Silver Collection we are making Dauphin and the world an even better place to live. Join the community in celebrating performance by Fubuki Daiko who The Manitoba MudRun is one of our Manitoba’s unique cultural tapestry! reinvents traditional Japanese unique “fun”draisers which enables us Come one, come all to an afternoon drumming with their eclectic and to support local projects such as the of performance and food from energetic performances that are new waterslide, D-Town Skate Park and around the world as we learn about part martial arts athleticism, part bronze statue in front of the library. the cultures that make up our meditation, and all rhythm. community, province and country. Full list of events: Join us for a trip around the clubrunner.ca/ Along with local performers, this world in the comfort of your Portal/Home.aspx? year brings us an energetic own community. accountid=1022

d a u p h i n . c a 15 Cachefest | September 10

Superheroes Invade Dauphin Join the legendary local geocaching team, Jabbywockyz, in a fun-filled adventurous weekend of geocaching! This year brings us a themed event firmly rooted in your favourite superheroes! A Batman themed Friday night event in Vermillion park will kick off the weekend followed by Saturday’s Superhero Carnival with 200+ power trail caches! Gather with your fellow cachers for Saturday night’s BBQ event, The Good, Bad & the Hungry! To learn more about how you can participate in the 4th Annual Cachefest, visit and follow the Facebook page today: DauphinAreaGeocachers.

MS Ride | September 10 & 11

Riding Mountain Challenge MS Bike Tour

It’s a Family Reunion! That’s what accomplishing the challenge together. volunteers who feed and watch over Riding Mountain Challenge MS The reunions provide a lifeline of the riders, keeping them warm and Bike Tour truly is. Each year, riders strength and commitment because ensuring their safety. These familiar experience the joy of getting together the riders come together annually for faces welcome the riders each year with 350 “cycling family” members one reason: the hope that one day and make them feel as if they’ve to participate in a two-day, 75km the cause of and cure for multiple never been away. The community of scenic journey through beautiful sclerosis will be known. As with Dauphin is where these riders return Riding Mountain National Park. These all family reunions, this event has each year to experience hometown family members laugh, dance and characters, memories and stories. comfort. Come join our “cycling struggle up the mountain and, in the And each event introduces new family” reunion! end, they experience the fulfillment of family members. There are over 160 tourismdauphin.ca

16 V i s i t D a u p h i n | 2 0 1 6 V i s i t o r s G u i d e Arts Alive | September 30 - October 2

Arts Alive for Manitoba Culture Days organizes various activities that help to celebrate culture in our community! Stay tuned for events happening all over Dauphin including musical performances, art installations, documentary films and much more! Also, watch for Dauphin’s Yardfringe (pictured), a community-wide event which transforms the yards of residents into venues for artistic performance. Ride your bicycle from yard to yard and get to know the unique talents and specialties of the community. For more information on Arts Alive visit the Tourism Dauphin website today! tourismdauphin.ca

d a u p h i n . c a 17 COMMUNITY EVENTS CALENDAR Mark your calendar and stay in the loop about event dates and details by checking our online, interactive

Bantam Hockey Tournament Peewee Hockey Tournament community calendar at tourismdauphin.ca. Here you will JANUARY 22-24 JANUARY 29-31 find links to individual sites, contact names and numbers, and descriptions of the events you plan on attending!

January

17 Skate Dauphin Regional Competition , CUP 22-24 Bantam Hockey Tournament, CUP 29-31 Peewee Hockey Tournament, CUP

Legion Bonspiel Manitoba Snowshoe Run February FEBRUARY 19-21 FEBRUARY 15 13 Une Affaire D’Amour, WAC 15 Manitoba Snowshoe Run, Selo Ukraina 15 Louis Riel Day, Fort Dauphin 19-21 Atom Provincial Qualifier, CUP 19-21 Legion Bonspiel, PRC 26-28 Peewee Provincial Qualifier, CUP

March Tapestry Men’s & Women’s Rec Hockey MARCH 19 MARCH 4-6 3-6 Men’s Bonspiel, PRC 4-6 Men’s & Women’s Rec Hockey, CUP 11-13 Hockey Provincials, CUP 11-13 Ladies Bonspiel, PRC 16 Seniors Bonspiel, PRC 19 Tapestry, A Celebration of Multiculturalism 18-20 Men’s & Women’s Curling Championship, PRC

Kinsmen Business & Career Expo April APRIL 22-24 23-24 Kinsmen Business & Career Exp, PRC TBA Rotary Book Fair

May

28 DFC Square Dance Competition, Rotary Arena 28 MB Junior Rifles Club Provincials, CUP

18 V i s i t D a u p h i n | 2 0 1 6 V i s i t o r s G u i d e June

17 Lobsterfest, Selo Ukraina Dauphin’s Countryfest • VIP Camping JUNE 30 - JULY 3 30–2 Dauphin Ag Society Fair, CUP & Fairgrounds 30-3 Dauphin’s Countryfest, Selo Ukraina

July

1 Canada Day Celebrations 29-31 Canada’s National Ukrainian Festival , Selo Ukraina

August Lobsterfest Canada Day Celebrations 6 Manitoba MudRun , Selo Ukraina JUNE 17 JULY 1 27 Color Blast!, City of Dauphin

September

3 Threshing Day, Dauphin RM 10-11 Riding Mountain Challenge MS Bike Tour 10 Cachefest: Superheroes Invade, TBA 30-2 Arts Alive DAUPHIN KINGS Color Blast! Manitoba MudRun TBA Dauphin’s Yardfringe SEASON OPENER! AUGUST 27 AUGUST 6 October

21 Rotary Wine Tasting, PRC

November

TBA Rotary Book Fair 11 Remembrance Day Ceremony, CUP 25 Annual Tree Lighting Annual Parade of Lights NOVEMBER 26 26 Annual Parade of Lights

Christmas December at the Fort

TBA Christmas at the Fort, Fort Dauphin Museum

For TBA dates, visit tourismdauphin.ca or call 1-877-566-5669.

d a u p h i n . c a 19 WATSON ART CENTRE

20 V i s i t D a u p h i n | 2 0 1 6 V i s i t o r s G u i d e The Watson Art Centre is a beautiful heritage The WAC has drawn full-house crowds for building located directly across from the nationally and internationally recognized historic CNoR Station. The WAC (as it is acts such as The Trews, Prairie Oyster, affectionately called) has been around since 54.40 and the Sheepdogs. It has also brought 1905 and has held many “jobs” (town hall, amazing up-and-coming talent to Dauphin, police station, jail, fire department, library including Madison Violet, Nathan, Imaginary and more) before focusing on the arts. Cities, Ray Bonneville and Romi Mayes. In The WAC is a hub where people of all ages addition, the Dauphin and District Allied Arts and backgrounds come together to take in Association makes great efforts to support phenomenal entertainment and training in local acts by offering them a forum to be all facets of the arts including dance, seen and heard. Audience members from pottery, music, theatre, painting, and quilting. larger cities are always impressed by the One can come here to take in a play, enjoy building’s ambience. Dauphin is blessed live music or comedy, or even taste exotic to have this unique venue and the many food and drink. The historic building is in great volunteers who work so hard to put on the repair and is a culturally significant meeting shows and activities for the appreciative place for all who reside in the Parkland region. audiences and participants.

Art at the WAC The Dauphin Art Group helps artists pursue the development of their artistic skills in a supportive group setting while connecting them with the arts community in Dauphin and the Parkland Region. Creating art is a richly rewarding inner journey in which artists explore, experiment, play, and translate creative ideas into visual reality, progressively learning, developing and better understanding their chosen tools, techniques, style of expression, and ultimately themselves. The weekend workshops (instructor-led), mini- retreats (no instructor), and studio access provided by the Dauphin Art Group gives artists the time, space, and resources to focus on their art. Dauphin Art Group also provides members with the opportunity to exhibit their artworks in the gallery and at juried art shows.

Visit watsonartcentre.com or like us on Facebook, or email [email protected].

d a u p h i n . c a 21 Parkland Recreation Complex

The Parkland Recreation Complex is a top-shelf, multi-purpose recreation and entertainment facility. The complex features all kinds of banquet and meeting rooms and is easily transformed for any event. Credit Union Place is home to MJHL’s Dauphin Kings, but has also set the stage for stars such as Burton Cummings, Johnny Reid, and Corb Lund. With a capacity of nearly 2,800 including standing room, this facility is a second-to-none events site which also includes a 211-metre rubberized walking and running track. Just beyond the rink is the Kinsmen Aquatic Centre, a wave pool which features a 4-lane, 25-metre main tank, plus a zero-depth entry leisure area. A 12-person hot tub, water umbrella, birthday party room, and comfortable viewing area make this an ideal family destination. The curling rink offers the perfect venue to host or watch a bonspiel with 140-seat viewing lounge, which is also available to rent. On site, just a few steps away is the Rotary arena that is used for a variety of events including curling, hockey, fitness classes, yoga, summer camps for kids, and more. The DMCC Fairgrounds on the adjacent fields cover over 50 acres of land which is home to the Dauphin Fair and other events. The space features six baseball diamonds, concessions, agricultural barns, ample audience seating, and outdoor track for harness, chariot, chuckwagon and stock car racing. The outdoor skating rink, also located on the grounds, offers an ideal spot for leisurely skating with lights in the evenings and heated change rooms. The Vermillion Park Sportsplex, located just west of Vermillion Park Campground, is the heart of summer recreation in Dauphin. It includes four soccer pitches, six ball diamonds, a regulation rugby pitch, a full-service concession and washroom facility, and ample parking.

22 V i s i t D a u p h i n | 2 0 1 6 V i s i t o r s G u i d e 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 a square shape, the Strilkiwski Room can accommodate up to 200 guests in can comfortably host up to 50 guests and event with us! a 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 and colour palate allows event organizers to Credit Union Place provides a spacious accommodations easily decorate to meet their needs. conference floor of more than 17,000 Two newly renovated and square feet with capacity of 1,000 Curler’s Lounge refurnished meeting spaces guests dependent on floor setup. This Newly renovated and furnished in neutral Catering service information colours, the Curler’s Lounge provides space can accommodate more guests; and booking more than 3,500 square feet of meeting however, you are responsible for contacting the Fire Chief and supplying Complete kitchen facilities space. This meeting space can comfortably accommodate up to 80 guests with round a map of the floor setup and requested Portable projection screen tables. There are two built-in 40" LCD TVs numbers. The Credit Union Place floor Portable TV/VCR/DVD unit in the meeting space. is available April - July. Portable whiteboard easel and flipcharts Our Rates 48-Hour Package Portable LCD projector Half Day • 4 hours or less Rental Fee Includes: Free Internet access Full Day • 8 hours or less Tables/Chairs set up and take down, Sound Complimentary use of the Hourly Rates • Available System, Projection Screen and Podium Dauphin Clinic Pharmacy Walking Track, located at Damage deposit is equal to rental fee Credit Union Place and is required at the time of booking. Photocopying and faxing is Pre-event setup is negotiable and available in the Administration dependant on availability. Office (Charged accordingly) Rates Available Upon Request

d a u p h i n . c a 23 VERMILLION PARK Dauphin Recreation Services welcomes reservations from April 2 onwards for the 2015 camping season. Payment for sites is due upon reservation. Please contact us for more information on our policies, rates and information about beautiful Vermillion Park!

Vermillion Park For information on Campsite Information Vermillion Park events STREET YS 17 full-service campsites and bookings, please KEA

BUCHANON AVENUE EAST 24 water & power sites contact Dauphin 20 electrical-only sites & Recreation Services 114 unserviced sites . at 204-622-3109.

SE Summer walking trails COND AVEN FIRST STREET N.W How to Book FIRST AV UE N. Winter snowshoeing ENUE N.W. W FIRST . AVE. & cross country ski trails Call 204-622-3150 THIR SEC O . N D D Vermillion MAIN STREET NORTH AVE . Splashpark & Playground or visit the Information Park AVENUE Sportsplex OND STREET S.W Brand New Showers Desk at the Parkland SEC Rec. Centre Covered picnic area Rec Complex.

24 V i s i t D a u p h i n | 2 0 1 6 V i s i t o r s G u i d e COMMUNITIES IN BLOOM Each year, Dauphin in Bloom works on improving the quality of life in the community through green space development, floral displays, heritage conservation, landscaping, urban forestry, environmental action, and community engagement.

Dauphin in Bloom is committed to 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 of youth to assist with forestation efforts. Champions (Small City Category) as During the winter months, we light well as placing in the top three for the up the trees and streets to make Reforestation Program, competing with the city bright and welcoming. Many 600 communities across Canada. activities are planned to celebrate The recent focus has been on creating winter including Tree Lighting, Parade quiet areas for resting and relaxing of Lights, Christmas at the Fort, while enjoying a picnic lunch and the Homes-A-Glow and Family Fun Day!

For more information on the locations of parks and playgrounds in Dauphin, check the City Map at the back of this guide. For hikes, beaches and other adventures outside the city, visit tourismdauphin.ca.

d a u p h i n . c a 25 HERITAGE Fort Dauphin Museum

Fort Dauphin Museum is Manitoba’s newest Star Attraction! The museum examines life in the Parkland area including the lives and experiences of Aboriginal peoples 8,000 years ago, early explorers and fur traders, the Métis people and the early pioneer settlers. An impressive wooden palisade, suggestive of an 18th century fur trading post, protects the museum. Numerous special events are held at this site year-round. The museum features the Parkland Archaeological Laboratory, a resource centre with displays and information on more than 1,000 archaeological sites in the region. Tours are welcome year-round. Check www.tourismdauphin.ca for events at the Fort. (map P8)

4th Ave. S.W. / Jackson St. • 204-638-6630 N51°09’06.3” W100°03’44.9” 14U 0425692 UTM5667238

CNoR Station, a designated Manitoba Heritage Building and Dauphin Rail Museum

The Canadian Northern was the architect of both information about the more Railway (CNoR) was opened the station and nearby than 100 years of rail to Dauphin in 1896 by roundhouse, and drawings operations in the region. MacKenzie and Mann as part are available. The museum holdings include of the Lake Manitoba Railway The active rail line is still a PSC-type caboose, and one Peter Fidler’s and Canal Company’s route used daily by CN freight and can see the turntable and Grave to Winnipegosis. VIA passenger service to roundhouse nearby which The railway was the reason Churchill. VIA travellers form is now the base for the city Peter Fidler, a British Dauphin as we know it today a significant group within the public works operations. cartographer and surveyor was established, and the who worked for the many visitors to the station Dauphin rail operations in major investment in such Hudson’s Bay Company, and museum. 1954 are the inspiration for a a significant station by explored and documented From the earliest days, formal large HO scale model railway 1912 was a measure of the many of the major rivers gardens enhanced the station layout. It is the focal point for importance of the railway throughout Western Canada. grounds and were part of the younger visitors and the many in the region’s growth, in From 1819-1822 he was attraction for travellers. There school groups that visit, which large part due to the arrival employed at Fort Dauphin is still a park with pathways often combine a short trip on of immigrants by rail. The as District Manager for the and interpretive information VIA with a visit to the museum. station was vital to rail HBC. He died on December for visitors to enjoy. operations into the 1970s. Visitors from centres such as 17, 1822, and was buried The restored station contains Winnipeg can visit Dauphin at the original Fort Dauphin Thanks to a major commercial offices and by combining an exciting train site. A grave marker stands restoration completed in the Dauphin Rail Museum, ride on VIA with other local near where the fort once 2001, after the building open during the summer activities. stood, although the exact was rescued from threat of months and otherwise by site of the grave is unknown. demolition, the station has [email protected] appointment. (map R15) become an architectural 1-877-566-5669. landmark in Dauphin and The museum houses 101 - 1st Ave. N.W. N51°18’24.0” a designated Manitoba pertinent artifacts, N51°09’02.3” 100°03’07.3” W099°55’30.5” 14U Heritage building. Pratt photographs, and other 14U 0426420 UTM 5667103 0435513 UTM 5684335

26 V i s i t D a u p h i n | 2 0 1 6 V i s i t o r s G u i d e CN Park Due east of the station is the picturesque CN Park. Take some time to stroll or picnic through this central gathering spot in the community.

d a u p h i n . c a 27 Trembowla Cross page 42 for more information. (map P16) of Freedom 39 - 11th Ave. S.W. Historical Site & Museum 204-638-5511 / 204-638-4618 / National Heritage Site, 204-638-4659 Provincial Heritage Site N51°08’31.4” W100°03’43.2” Mary Maxim Company 14U 0425708 UTM 5666158 This historic site and museum honours The famous Mary Maxim Company, the first Ukrainian Catholic Liturgy known for its unique sweater designs, Architectural Walking Tour celebrated in Canada in 1897. Nearby, had its beginning in Sifton around Want to know more about Dauphin’s history on a bend in the Drifting River, stands 1935 when a young CNR station and its structures? An Architectural Walking the provincially designated St. Michael’s master named Willard McPhedrain Ukrainian Catholic Church (c. 1898) Tour guide and map of Dauphin’s most founded the company. By 1955 Mary preserved as the first Ukrainian Catholic historic and beautiful buildings is available Maxim had grown immensely and the Church in Canada. Other historic for download at tourismdauphin.ca. Watch business moved its operations to 2nd buildings include a grotto, monuments, for QR codes around town! Ave N.E. in Dauphin where it contin- a pioneer home, and a school displaying ued to employ many people from all The Spinning Wheel Cairn artifacts from an early Ukrainian over the region. In 1959, the com- settlement. Originally a wooden cross The cairn was built in 2000 to honour pany once again expanded and moved was built at the site to commemorate Sifton pioneer families and recognize to Paris, Ontario, where it still exists the pioneers’ freedom in a new land. Willard McPhedrain, founder of the Mary today. The Mary Maxim products are Following research by a historian, the Maxim Company. (map R32c) presently sold in almost every coun- history of the first Cross of Freedom in try in the world and this well-known Canada became known and a permanent Memorial Park business’ success all originated from granite cross was unveiled in 1966. At the Memorial Park, Selo Ukraina pays its humble beginnings in Sifton. Open for tours July and August or tribute to Ukrainian Canadians who fought anytime by appointment. for Canada in the last century. The Tomb of the Ukrainian Soldier commemorates Want to learn to bake bread in a peech, exquisite landscape. Attractions at the 100th Anniversary of the first arrival make borscht, or thatch a roof? You can Selo Ukraina are open by appointment of Ukrainian pioneers in Canada. The do all three at Trembowla by booking or during Canada’s National Ukrainian Filip Konowal Victoria Cross monument your group experience through Dauphin Festival. (map R22) Experiences at Trembowla. (map R9) acknowledges receipt of Canada’s highest Highway 10 South honour for valour in combat. The site also 204-638-9641 or 204-638-9047 204-638-9401 or 204-638-4374 recognizes the 80th anniversary of the N51°16’20.9” W100°15’03.6” N51°02’25.9” W100°04’47.6” end of Canada’s first national internment 14U 0412734 UTM 5680870 14U 0424288 UTM 5654669 operations and there is a dedication to the Selo Ukraina memory of victims of the genocidal Ukraine The Historic Ukrainian Great Famine of 1932 to 1933. (map R32c) Dedicated to promoting the awareness Catholic Church of the and preservation of Ukrainian heritage Resurrection 204-638-9401 and culture, this popular festival site National Heritage Site, Lest We Forget… boasts a 14,000 seat amphitheatre, Provincial Heritage Site 450–800 capacity hall, three outdoor Dauphin Cenotaph was unveiled on stages, vendor booths, Ukrainian Constructed between 1936 and 1939 June 19, 1924, in a ceremony attended Musicians Hall of Fame, as well as a by volunteers during the peak of the by Lieutenant-Governor James Aikins and Memorial Park and Heritage Village. It Depression, this splendid church features Premier John Bracken. It commemorates is also home to Dauphin’s Countryfest, the early Kievan style of Eastern Byzantine men from the local area killed during the Canada’s National Ukrainian Festival, architecture. Designed by Father Philip First World War and Second World War. Manitoba MudRun, Manitoba Snowshoe Ruh with iconography completed by Eighty more names were added following Run and countless special events Theodore Baran, this church is known as the Second World War. Initially installed throughout the year. Located on the a “Prairie Cathedral.” Guided tours, as in front of the Dauphin railway station, northern escarpment of Riding Mountain well as tours featuring traditional Ukrainian the cenotaph was moved to its present National Park, this site overlooks an cuisine, are available upon request. See location on Memorial Boulevard in 1964.

28 V i s i t D a u p h i n | 2 0 1 6 V i s i t o r s G u i d e Available at the Watson Art Centre 204-638-6231 104 - 1st Avenue N.W., Dauphin, MB Open Monday to Friday • 12 pm - 5 pm watsonartcentre.com Article submitted The Dauphin Agricultural by: Tourism Dauphin Society Celebrates 125 Years!

The Dauphin Agricultural Society office is spring. That very summer, a party led by hidden in a rather out-of-the-way corner Tom Whitmore struck out from Gladstone of the Parkland Rec Centre in Dauphin and to see the claims of the Nagle brothers for if you aren’t a member of the organization, themselves. The party found the claims you likely wouldn’t know it was there. to be true and realizing the possibility of Even living in Dauphin for the last 6 years, production in this otherwise unsettled working in a position where you seemingly region, decided to plant the first crops – get to know every nook and cranny of the the hearty potato. Carving their names in city, Dauphin still holds little surprises and trees and staking out land for some of the thrills, and some of that lies in exploring the first homesteads in the area, the group history of this unique community. returned home after a total of two weeks. Although Whitmore led the initial exploration

When I called to ask if anyone might be able of the area, it was the Edwards family who Dori Fee Photo: to speak with me about the Ag Society’s traveled back that September to harvest 125th Anniversary, I was eagerly greeted their crop of potatoes. They decided to stay by Pat Boyd, a joyful little woman who has the winter of 1883-84, not only braving been with the Ag Society for an impressive the extreme elements but doing so without number of years. An easy stroll to the Rec the support of neighbours and the nearest Centre followed by a few wrong turns in supplies a 10-day trip, up to 200 miles away. the back channels of the building and I located the office, which, as the door In 1890, Whitmore determined a need for opened, I realized must be holding all 125 pioneer families to gather in the newly years of documentation. Pat and I got into settled region and decided to plan a conversation immediately and I quickly fair to showcase produce and visit with realized that I would need to take notes. I friends, family and neighbours. It was a love looking at images from what seems great success and the following year, Mr. another world and this is how Pat told me Whitmore held the first official fair (Canadian the story of the Dauphin region and how the Charter 30). This marked the inception of the Ag Society was arguably the most critical first official club in Dauphin, an organization element of its establishment. We combed that continues to grow and flourish and through hundreds of fantastic pictures and proudly celebrates 125 years in 2016. laughed at some of the fascinating and Although the fair is now held on the DRCSS seemingly absurd advertising of the day and grounds (next to the rec centre), the fair was eventually we moved into the story written originally held south of the city. It was later down by this impressively old organization, moved to where the current Pioneer Park is, and it is told as follows… along the Vermillion River, and eventually to the site we know of today. The 125th Around the year 1883, a pair of brothers by Dauphin Agricultural Society Fair will be held the name of Nagle were having one heck July 1–3, 2016 at the DRCSS Fairgrounds. of a prosperous time in the rich valley, Find out more at dauphinagsociety.com. between the Duck and Riding Mountains. Coming home from delivering goods, the To learn more about the history of early brothers stopped in Gladstone, Manitoba. settlers to the area, try Dogtown to Here they told the Whitmore family of the Dauphin (Adam S. Little, 1988). abundant hunting, fishing and the fertile, To read this and other blogs about rich soil which supported fields of wild fruit Dauphin please visit tourismdauphin.ca/ and berries that turned red with lilies in the funstuff/blog

30 V i s i t D a u p h i n | 2 0 1 6 V i s i t o r s G u i d e “...decided to plan a fair, just like they had in the old country to showcase produce and visit with friends, family and neighbours who they were not able to see as frequently.” Photo: Dori Fee Photo: Dori Fee Photo:

d a u p h i n . c a 31 HIKE Reeve’s Ravine Trail in Riding Mountain & BIKE National Park! Reeve’s Ravine Trail is located on the east side of the park and provides an 11.5-kilometre loop trail that rises 541 feet from the trailhead to the summit. Access this and other trails on Highway 19, the East Gate entrance, and take a rolling, scenic drive through the east escarpment Riding Mountain Thanks to the efforts of with endless opportunities for National Park (RMNP) is several local volunteer photography and wildlife viewing. a unique mix of habitats organizations, many trails characteristic of eastern, are open to cross-country western, and northern skiers and back-country Canada. The intersection skiers during the winter of environments forms a months. The Manitoba diverse pattern of forests, Escarpment provides grasslands and valleys exceptional viewpoints which allows for a variety over the park and the of mammals, such as black surrounding region. bears, moose, elk, wolves and coyotes. The RMNP and Duck Mountain Provincial Park Riding Mountain National websites provide year- Park has over 400 kms of round lists of current trails for hikers, mountain trail conditions. Between bikers, and horse packers. the two parks, there are While most of the hiking over 450 kms of trails to trails are single use, a good enjoy, ranging from easy portion of the extensive trail system is designated to difficult and allowing as multi-use. Only a short for walking, biking, horse back riding and, in some drive from Dauphin, several Reeve’s Ravine Trail hikes can be accessed cases, ATVs. Get out and East Gate from park roads, including experience Dauphin’s McCreary beautiful surroundings Highway 10. The park’s Canada / Parks Riding Mountain National Park Photo: Clear Lake trail network is largely today! There are trails interconnected with many for absolutely everyone, trails only accessible from including the Boreal Trail other trails rather than in RMNP, a fully accessible road-accessible trailheads. interpretive trail!

32 V i s i t D a u p h i n | 2 0 1 6 V i s i t o r s G u i d e Legend Trail

Trails Near Dauphin

CYCLING ADVENTURES

GREAT HIKES

FAMILY FRIENDLY (less than 1 hour)

d a u p h i n . c a 33 Dauphin Lake: Rainbows, Eagles & Northern Lights

Rainbow Beach Provincial Park, on the southwestern shore of the lake, is the perfect spot for an afternoon getaway or a weekend away from it all. The park offers swimming and recreation for the kids, and quiet nights by the lake for parents. Located only minutes from Dauphin, the park has both spacious and private campsites and three large “... a favourite of locals to watch public areas great for gatherings. Enjoy scenic walks the sunset near the silhouette of along the shore while kids keep busy with swimming and Riding Mountain National Park playgrounds, making sandcastles and frolicking along sand while listening to the sounds of bars that provide a safe and interesting swimming area. The the abundant local wildlife.” 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 66.

34 V i s i t D a u p h i n | 2 0 1 6 V i s i t o r s G u i d e Photography Michaluk Kelly Photo: Watchable Wildlife: Bald Eagles on Dauphin Lake The mature Bald Eagle is unmistakable with its dark brown body and white head and tail. Look for the Bald Eagle near Dauphin Lake, often perched at the top of a tree overlooking the water looking for its favourite food, fish!

d a u p h i n . c a 35 GEOCACHING

Geocaching is a high-tech treasure hunting game played throughout the world Cachefest: by adventure seekers Superheroes equipped with GPS- Invade enabled devices. September 10 The basic idea is to locate hidden containers, called geocaches, outdoors and then share your experiences online. Anyone can use coordinates found at geocaching.com to locate geocaches.

What do you need? What are you looking for? GPS-enabled device or GPS-enabled Geocaches (the containers) smartphone with a geocaching range in size from a dime to app. Visit geocaching.com for a large five gallon pail. Every free membership. Internet access geocache contains a logbook or needed to download geocache log sheet for you to sign. information and log your finds.

Collect your own Dauphin GEOCOIN today! Dauphin Geocoins are a unique gift idea and a great travel memory! Available for purchase at City Hall, 100 Main Street South.

36 V i s i t D a u p h i n | 2 0 1 6 V i s i t o r s G u i d e 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

Photo: Riding Mountain National Park Photo: 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

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 Gilbert Plains Country Club Lake Golf Resort course has narrow fairways, numerous trees and shrubs, plus sand and grass bunkers, with water This scenic par 70, 18-hole course is located along hazards on several greens. Amenities include a Pro Shop, the winding Valley River on the edge of the town lessons, driving range, reservations, a licensed restaurant of Gilbert Plains. Amenities include grass greens, and lounge with outdoor patio, club rentals, power or pull sand bunkers, club house with licensed restaurant, cart rentals, and equipment repair. Camping is just two equipment and cart rentals, and pro-shop. (map R31) minutes away at Rainbow Beach Provincial Park. (map R17) 204-548-2118 • golfgilbertplains.com Under new management.

d a u p h i n . c a 37 DAUPHIN PUBLIC LIBRARY Whether you are a stay-at-home parent, a manga fan, or a business person, your public library is here to support your curiosity. From picture books to graphic novels to books on how to maximize your social networking skills, the library’s collections are broad and eclectic. If the library does not have the information you want in-house, the librarians are happy to help you track it down.

What are you interested in these days? Your library is into it too!

The library works hard to develop relationships with other community groups to assist them in achieving their mandates whether it is in the arts, business, childcare, or education. Our programming efforts are diverse and reflect the interests of our patrons and the community at large. This year over 3,000 people will take part in programs initiated or assisted by Dauphin Public Library. Not all our programs happen inside our doors— sometimes we head out and share the library’s inspirational spirit in local schools, daycares, seniors’ centres, and in the streets of our city.

38 V i s i t D a u p h i n | 2 0 1 6 V i s i t o r s G u i d e 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 Programming & Events • Free Wi-Fi access • Photocopier, scanner, and Children’s Displays card reader Programming • Large display space for a variety • Infant rhyme time group for of art forms • Colour printing available preschool children • Regular displays by local painters, • One-on-one assistance for • Summer reading club and quilters, and photographers new gadgets, e-readers, etc. activities • Travelling art displays • Active support to other local • Special art resource books • Projector rental summer camps • Microfilm of the Dauphin Herald • Drop-in activity, afternoons dating back to early 1900s during school in-service days Music Nights / / Spring Break • Simplified language materials Performances • National Child Day celebration • Third Thursday Music featuring for new English readers • February “I Love to Read” local musicians • Sign Language learning DVDs outreach program • Annual Street Fair activities • Opportunity for youth performers for babies and toddlers from elementary to high school • Home delivery for shut-ins • Annual Christmas show by Youth Drama group • Meeting space available (inquire) • Arts Alive weekend around town • Exam proctoring for patrons • Pecha Kucha nights studying via distance education (20 images x 20 seconds)

d a u p h i n . c a 39 SKATE PARK The state-of-the-art skate park facility has come into being through the efforts of many people and organizations in our community. Its history began in 2000 when George Graham, a young In 2009 a public meeting was held at the Lion’s Den to consolidate skateboard enthusiast, brought together resources and youth to get all the interest in planning and constructing the park. Out of that things started. Those early years consisted of wooden structures meeting a committee was established under the leadership of that were utilized indoors at the Dauphin Rec. Centre. A small board Rod Carberry. of volunteers consisting of Judy King, Sherry Birss, Dave Bloomfield The City of Dauphin provided the land for this location that was and Tammy Laurie worked hard to keep the seasonal facility purchased from CNR. The Province of Manitoba, in cooperation operational. Gradually those structures fell into disrepair. However, with MLA Stan Struthers, provided substantial funding. the passion for a permanent skateboard park gained momentum. Costing over half a million dollars, this park is made possible In 2006 the Healthy Dauphin Committee, lead by Bill Hart, began by the generous donations of many organizations and individuals a concerted effort to develop a plan for a skateboard park. Many in Dauphin. We now have a permanent multi-use facility for meetings were initiated with local and provincial government skateboarders, bikers and snowboarders. It will take its place representatives, along with Dauphin Rec. Services and volunteers, as one of the most utilized recreational facilities in Dauphin. who saw the need for a permanent facility. D-Town Plaza is an excellent recreational asset that will provide Dauphin Neighborhood Renewal Corporation provided funding for a a sustaining legacy to the visionaries and enthusiasts who worked feasibility study. The search for a location began. together to make it happen. 102 1st Avenue S.W. • Dauphin, MB Submitted by: Bill Hart

40 V i s i t D a u p h i n | 2 0 1 6 V i s i t o r s G u i d e We Sell Traditional Aboriginal Pieces • Moccasins • Mukluks • Dream Catchers • Art • Accessories *Please note that we do customization upon request Classes We Offer • 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.

d a u p h i n . c a 41 The Dauphin Multi-Purpose Senior Centre: Keeping our finger on the pulse of the senior community!

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RIVERSIDE ROAD Selo Ukraina & Riding Mountain National Park “...provides an assortment of programming that includes exercises, floor curling, pool, snooker, quilting, sip ‘n stitch, 500 and cribbage card parties, police academy and dances to name a few.”

d a u p h i n . c a 43 Meet the Locals! Profile: 730 CKDM Al Gaines, Morning Announcer

Bruce Leperre, Director of Music & 730 CKDM has been a vital part Leperre (Program and Music Programming of Dauphin and area for 65 years. Director). The team has combined The station is independently owned, experience of well over 90 years. which in today’s broadcast landscape Some of the popular programming makes it truly unique. Considering includes the Al Morning Show with consolidation of many radio Al Gaines. Listeners buy and sell on operations over the past 10 years, the very popular Bargain Bin Program, CKDM is a standalone, locally- a local gem with all kinds of unique owned, AM radio operation which finds and entertaining call-ins. has maintained an excellent level of CKDM offers extensive coverage of success over the years. The Dauphin Kings Junior hockey CKDM recently completed club with Sport Director and play- construction of a 5000 square by-play man, Christian Laughland. ft. office and studio complex and They are local inside and out. The Hector Paulhus, moved in November 2015 to the new crew can be found at most local south side location. The station has events in the area and if you listen Sales & Operations maintained a staff of between 15 and in, most days you’ll hear local Manager 20 employees for the last 40 years, people on the air with us live, and with a new building and new telling their story. business projects in the making, there is no stopping this little media CKDM was won many awards over engine that could! the years including the Golden Hand Award for Manitoba Media and most CKDM began broadcasting in Dauphin recently Radio Station of the Year at in 1951 and is celebrating its 65th the Manitoba Country Music Awards! birthday this year. The management team consists of the General Manager, If you see us out and about in Allan Truman, Hector Paulhus (Sales the community, don’t hesitate to and Operations Manager) and Bruce say hello!

For more information visit www.730ckdm.com or call 204-622-3230. Christian Laughland, Sports Director

44 V i s i t D a u p h i n | 2 0 1 6 V i s i t o r s G u i d e Meet the Locals! Profile: Kelly Michaluk Photography

How long have of technical skill and What did you have you been a creativity. The technical to do to capture photographer? part I learned while the Northern Lights studying at ACAD and I have been a professional by attending workshops image on the cover photographer for 22 years and conventions given by of this magazine? operating my own portrait Professional Photographers I have been photographing studio in Dauphin. I am a of Canada. Being a the Northern Lights for member of the Professional member of Professional a couple of years now Photographers of Canada Photographers of Canada and love it! (Mostly (PPOC) and currently has connected me photographing them board treasurer of PPOC with a lot of talented towards the end of the – Manitoba Chapter. I am photographers. I know summer when it's still nationally accredited in that if I have a question warm and comfortable Children’s Portraiture and or want to bounce an sitting through the long Environmental Portraiture. idea off someone there exposures!) It's exciting is always someone in the to see what the camera What inspired association willing to listen will capture that the naked you to become a and help out. I will never eye can’t see. People in photographer? stop learning even after our area know that I love doing photography for 22 I was always interested photographing the Northern years! I am inspired by in the arts as far back Lights and will even send light: the coolness, warmth, as I can remember. My me texts or Facebook harshness and softness high school Commercial messages in the middle of of light; how light falls on Art teacher, Mr. Elias, objects to create texture the night letting me know first introduced me to and how it can create when they are out! I often photography. After high- patterns; and of course, get my brother to tag along school I went on to study how it can drastically affect with me on the shoots to at the Alberta College of the mood of an image! help out or just hang out Art and Design. In 1993 I enjoy photographing with me. He was in one of I had the opportunity while travelling and love the images Travel Manitoba to move back to my photographing children, used in their Instagram hometown of Dauphin and newborns, families and Moments book using the take over an established graduates. I also should hash tag #ExploreMB. The portrait studio. I haven't add that I am extremely photo on the cover was looked back since! lucky to be able to live in taken at Rainbow Beach. I How did you hone a location that offers so used a Nikon D800 camera many gorgeous spots to do mounted on a tripod. Nikon your skill? photo shoots. The Parkland 10mm 2.8 lens, ISO 800, Photography is a mixture is a gem for photography. 13s exposure.

For more information visit www.kellymichaluk.com.

d a u p h i n . c a 45 WINTERLIFE IN DAUPHIN Some communities go into hibernation during the winter months. Dauphin comes alive! In 2009, Communities in Bloom ended the national Winterlights competition but our community kept going by expanding the initiative and calling it WinterLife, Dauphin. Each year the committee helps to bring together winter events such as the Parade of Lights, Annual Christmas Tree Lighting & Moonlight Madness, Winter Family Fun Day, Louis Riel Day, Homes Aglow Competition, and new this year, the Winter Spirit Festival. Check our event listings and online calendar for more details!

Dauphin’s focus on winter activities The five north-end ski trails close to Dauphin Kings started in 2007 when the national Dauphin at Riding Mountain National From September to March you can WinterLights competition was launched by Park (Broadleaf, Beach Ridges, Crawford Communities in Bloom. The WinterLights Creek, Hilton and Edwards Creek) will catch the Dauphin Kings Junior “A” Celebrations encouraged municipalities, all be open for the 2016 ski season. The Hockey Club in action in the Manitoba large and small, to showcase winter trails are maintained by a committed Junior Hockey League at Credit Union activities, festive celebrations, and visual group of local volunteers who are a Place. The 2010 MJHL Champions, decorations that promote Canada’s appeal part of the larger Riding Mountain Trails Anavet Cup Champions and RBC Cup as a winter tourism destination and Stewards Association. Trail conditions finalists, the Dauphin Kings are closely improve the quality of life in communities are kept current at the RMNP website. involved in several not-for-profit across the country. The program also organizations in the community and promoted the involvement and actions pc.gc.ca/riding never disappoint their loyal fans on of citizens and volunteers of all ages, or off the ice. Check website for a full the municipal government, service The Dauphin & District schedule of Dauphin Kings home games. organizations, industry, and commerce. Snowmobile Club In 2007, we received five out of five This award winning club services 202 - 1st Ave. S.E., stars for our efforts. and maintains over 400 kms of trail Phone: 204-622-5461 in the area with routes linking the or 1-877-585-4647, Snowshoeing & national and provincial parks and Cross-Country Skiing dauphinkings.com surrounding communities. Trails With so many trail options in and around lead right to service areas, warming Curling Dauphin for cross-country skiing and shacks, access to ice fishing and No matter your age, you can curl! snowshoeing, this is a prime area for pristine nature. Trails connect with Dauphin has curling leagues for winter adventures! Vermillion Park has other routes maintained by everyone. Whether you want to curl 3 km of groomed trails including night Intermountain, Swan River and skiing along fully-lit trails until 11 pm. competitively or just for fun, there is a Ochre River Snowmobile clubs curling league for you. These leagues Nearby trails in RMNP (map R25): offering access to the Duck range as follows: Seniors, Men’s, Mountain range and the escarpment • Edwards Creek Trail, Moderate, 5.4 km Ladies, Farmers (mixed), Legions area along the Riding Mountains. • Beach Ridges, Easy, 3.5 km (mixed), and Junior (children/youth). • Broadleaf Trail, Moderate, 4.2 km For more information on trail • Crawford Creek, Difficult, 10 km conditions, events, and downloadable Dauphin has one of the greatest curling • Hilton Trail, Moderate, 16 km resources, visit the website at: facilities in the province. • Moon Lake, Difficult, 9.2 km dauphinsnowmobileclub.com Questions? Call 204-622-3157 pc.gc.ca/riding

46 V i s i t D a u p h i n | 2 0 1 6 V i s i t o r s G u i d e Skating - Tie up your skates and head to the DCT Outdoor Rink, Rotary Arena or Credit Union Place for public skating. Contact Dauphin Recreation Services for times and locations. Phone: 204-622-3150 or 204-622-3112

More Winter Fun! Winter is a busy time of year with lots of things to do! Visit one of our many parks to build a snowman, have a family snowball fight, make a snow angel, go tobogganing, or build an igloo. Enjoy a minor hockey tournament or curling bonspiels held throughout the winter.

d a u p h i n . c a 47 BLAZING TRAILS! What does it mean to be nestled between two of the highest elevations in Manitoba? For Dauphin, it generally means a ton of snow! The trails in this spectacular region of the province have been referred to as “lovingly kept” and cover a whopping 450 kms of groomed trail. The Dauphin & District Snowmobile Club has an impressive membership of over 100 and the club is active in the region hosting a bevy of great events that are well attended each year. Keep in mind, official Snopasses are required to ride on Manitoba’s trail network. In Dauphin, Snopasses may be purchased at the following locations:

MacMillan Insurance 204-638-3115 • Aspen Insurance 204-622-7776 • Love & Persson Group 204-622-7600

Here, Sylvain Paquet, a shelter here so people can stay and “There are restaurants, gas bars and president of the Dauphin enjoy the view.” hotels here, so you can stay overnight if you choose,” said Paquet. “Then club, describes his top If sledders have had enough after you can get back on the trail and head two riding destinations enjoying the view, they can head to Ethelbert, where there is a shelter in the region! north back up to Dauphin. This route you can stop at. Ethelbert also offers from Dauphin is about 80 kilometres. restaurants and a gas bar. You then If you want to keep going, you can Riding Mountain Trail head back towards Sifton. The loop continue to Keld by following the To get on this trail, you ride out of is about 140 kilometres, so it’s park boundary. Keld is located down Dauphin to the east. This will take a good ride. Between Winnipegosis in the valley and here lies a beautiful you to Ochre River, which is a small and Ethelbert is lots of bush riding shelter with wood, an outhouse, community. From Dauphin to Ochre and nice zigzag trails. Closer to stove and some cooking utensils. River it is mostly field riding and Ethelbert there are more open fields This route from Dauphin through offers a bit of treeline. After you hit and lots of deer and elk. Keld and back up to Dauphin is about Ochre River, you go south and this 130 to 140 kilometres and is also “What I like most about sledding is will take you into more bushy areas one of Paquet’s favourites. the community involvement,” said and zigzag trails through the trees. Paquet. “I love meeting people from You then come back west and you Dauphin to Winnipegosis all over. It’s also a great way to not reach the park boundary of Riding and Ethelbert be stuck inside all winter. If you’re an Mountain National Park. outdoor person, this is the best way Another favourite ride of Paquet’s is to see areas you would never see if “You’ll see an abundance of wildlife north of Dauphin. This is a new trail you didn’t snowmobile.” here,” said Paquet. “We get lots of that opened last winter. You depart deer, elk, coyotes, foxes, prairie Dauphin from the north and head out, To ride trails in Manitoba, you need a chickens; and near the park boundary mostly on farmers’ fields. You then SnoPass from Snoman (Snowmobilers sometimes you can spot a timber connect to the old rail bed, which of Manitoba). You can either purchase wolf. As you’re riding this trail, you is a straight line that is groomed an annual pass or buy a seven-day get into the hills where you’re going regularly. This trail will take you to SnoPass. You can purchase these up and down and around curves. the small community of Sifton. There at any Manitoba Public Insurance Before you head back, again you have is a fork in the road here. Paquet (MPI) agent in the province. The other to stop on top of Riding Mountain. suggest you turn right and head option is to become a member of Depending on visibility, you can see towards Fork River. When you get to the Dauphin & District Snowmobile all the way to Dauphin and it’s just Fork River, you go into the ditch on Club for $20 and you automatically gorgeous. We are thinking of putting the trail all the way to Winnipegosis. become a Snoman member. For trail maps and other information on the Dauphin & District Snowmobile Club, please visit: dauphinsnowmobileclub.com. Article from: SnoRidersWest.com

48 V i s i t D a u p h i n | 2 0 1 6 V i s i t o r s G u i d e www.littlegraybird.ca ICE FISHING @littlegraybird

Photo: Sandy Black Photo: As we barreled across laughed and said we would not be the snow and ice towards disappointed. And we weren’t. Within the village of fishing minutes a scream of delight was heard shacks, I glanced back at and Sticky went running to help one of the ladies all cozy in the our novice fisherman pull in her catch Bombardier and smiled. with ease. It’s a keeper! The first fish I was certain this was one of the day was tossed into a container of the best ways to enjoy and bets were back on as to who a snowy Saturday in would catch the next one. Manitoba. We all caught multiple fish, and with I had signed up for a day of guided Sticky watching closely and helping ice fishing with a group of women us learn the tricks of the trade we and our guide was Sticky’s Bait and handled it like old pros. Tackle based in Dauphin. I was a bit Halfway through the day it was time apprehensive—I had been fishing to take a break and feast out on the many times, but never in the winter ice. There was a fully catered lunch, and never through a hole in the ice. cooked right there by the shacks. I wasn’t sure what to expect, but Salads, barbeque steak, fries, shrimp being the adventurous type, I decided and cheesecake filled our bellies and to give it a shot. replenished our energy. As I sat there We met up with Sticky at the edge of with the sun beating down on me on Lake Dauphin. We were also greeted the brisk winter day, surrounded by by a captivating 1950s Bombardier a great group of people, I was happy. snowmobile capable of carrying a I knew I was hooked. Hooked on dozen people. We piled in and set out ice fishing, hooked on experiencing for the shacks. We felt like royalty winters in Manitoba to the fullest, and being shuttled in this restored and hooked on Sticky’s Bait and Tackle. unique Bombardier and giggled as we Are you interested in getting a group hit snow drifts and plowed right on together and booking a guided ice through with ease. fishing trip to beat the winter blues? When we made it to the fishing shacks It’s a great way to experience winter in the real fun began. Sticky gave us Manitoba and enjoy life to its fullest. some demonstrations covering the basics of ice fishing. As we claimed For more information on our fishing holes we started waging Sticky’s Bait and Tackle bets—who would be the first one to and guided fishing trips in catch a fish, who would catch the the Dauphin area visit 1301 biggest fish, how many fish would Main St. S., Dauphin, or visit we catch? Sticky just smiled and stickysbaitandtackle.com.

d a u p h i n . c a 49 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 Flavour Learn the traditions of This experience features Ukrainian settlers; bake mouth-watering, bread in traditional clay traditional Ukrainian ovens; learn to make fare. Eat a full meal of borscht from beginning borscht, cabbage rolls, to end. Trembowla Cross perogies, beet leaves, of Freedom Historical cheese roll, sausage, Site and Museum has and desserts while you been immaculately listen to live music on maintained and is the traditional Ukrainian perfect setting to sweep instruments. This visitors back 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!

50 V i s i t D a u p h i n | 2 0 1 6 V i s i t o r s G u i d e HOSTING EVENTS IN DAUPHIN FACILITY CONTACT ROOM & CAPACITY

It’s all in the details! Looking to host an event in Dauphin? Start with Tourism Dauphin. We can help answer any questions you have about hosting your next event. We have the information you need on rentals, venues, entertainment, catering services and more!

EVENT ENTERTAINMENT Many talented musicians have contributed to receptions, The Dauphin Community Foundation Dauphin's musical heritage, not the least of Recognition event, Chamber of Commerce Annual which was Frances Watson, an accomplished Dinner, the Fireman’s Ball, the opening of the violinist. She, along with her husband Vern Countryfest Community Cinema in 2009, the 2010 Watson, were integral to the preservation of one RBC Cup banquet, and most recently at a Federal of our architectural landmarks, the Watson Arts government event in Russell, Manitoba. Centre. Many musicians have gained exposure Stringed Harmony is available to perform on the stage of the WAC, bringing high quality at weddings, formal dinners, funerals, and entertainment to our community. celebratory events, highlighting their featured Since 2007, Stringed Harmony has provided classical, contemporary and sacred styles. Plan musical entertainment at a number of local and your next event to include this accomplished regional venues including wedding ceremonies and musical trio.

For booking and inquiries, contact Lorraine Schmidt at 204-638-7861. You can also find Stringed Harmony on Facebook at facebook.com/StringedHarmony

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DID YOU KNOW Did You Know Riding Mountain Biosphere Reserve RIDING MOUNTAIN WHAT IS A BIOSPHERE RESERVE? S u s t a i n a f u t u r e f o r o u r c h i l d r e n, g r o w a h e a l t h y Designated by UNESCO (the United WHAT ISBIOSPHERE A BIOSPHERE RESERVE? RESERVE e c o n o m y & m a k e a d i f f e r e n c e t o o u r p l a n e t . Nations Educational, Scientific, and Designated by UNESCO (the United SUSTAIN A FUTURE FOR OUR CHILDREN, GROW A HEALTHY Cultural Organization) a biosphere reserve Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization)ECONOMY a biosphere & reserveMAKE A DIFFERENCE TO OUR PLANET. demonstrates a “balanced relationship demonstrates a “balanced relationship Where is the Biosphere Reserve? What Do We Do? between humans and the biosphere.” between humans and the biosphere.” WHERE IS THE Through collaborative efforts we Through collaborativeBIOSPHERE efforts we promote We carry out a number of sustainable local economies and promote sustainable local economies RESERVE? activities throughout the year. and communities while conserving the communities while conserving the area’s ecosystems.It includes Riding Mountain Here is sampling: area’s ecosystems. National Park & the 12 HOW MANY ARE THERE?  HOW MANY ARE THERE? surrounding municipalities. Assist with markets to help There are It656 covers biosphere nearly reserves 15,000 in 120 sq. producers & artisans There are 656 biosphere reserves in countries worldwidekm. of land.. generate revenue. 120 countries worldwide. HOW MANY ARE THERE IN CANADA? It includes Riding Mountain National Park OUR MISSION WHAT& the DO 12 WE surrounding DO? municipalities. It  HOW MANY ARE THERE IN There are 16 biosphere reserves in covers nearly 15,000 sq. km. of land. Offer adult education To foster and encourage We carry out a number of workshops e.g., Sustainable CANADA? Canada. We were the fourth biosphere Food Network. reserve ina Canadasustainable and for community many years the activities throughout the year. There are 16 biosphere reserves in Canada. Our Mission largest inbased Canada. regional We are economy,the only one in Here is a sampling: We were the fourth biosphere reserve in with high biodiversity,  Manitoba. • Assist with markets to help producers Develop school program to raise Canada and for many years the largest in landscape, and social & artisansTo foster generate and encourage revenue. a sustainable awareness & appreciation about Canada. We are the only one in Manitoba. HOW CANvalues, I HELP with THE the RIDING national the biosphere. • Offercommunity adult education based workshops regional economy, MOUNTANpark BIOSPHERE as a key component. RESERVE?  HOW CAN I HELP THE RIDING e.g.,with Sustainable high biodiversity, Food Network. landscape, and Assisting with special events e.g. Please help us sustain a future for our • Developsocial school values, program with the to raise national park as MOUNTAN BIOSPHERE RESERVE? children, grow a healthy economy and GPS Adventure Quest, Maple HOW WE CARRY awareness & appreciation about make a difference to our planet. a key component. Festival & At the Farm Gate. Please help us sustain a future for our OUT OUR WORK the biosphere. children, grow a healthy economy and Donate,We Volunteer, fulfill our mission be a Member in • Assisting with special events e.g. make a difference to our planet. or Partner with us… How We Carry Out Our Work  a cooperative spirit with GPS Adventure Quest, Maple Festival Develop publications e.g., others. Our charitable, Living at the Water’s Edge – & At the Farm Gate. DONATE, VOLUNTEER, BE A non-profithttp://rmbr.ca organization We fulfill our mission in a cooperative guide to living sustainably & MEMBER OR PARTNER WITH US… • Develop publications e.g., protecting our water resources. includes an Executive Livingspirit at withthe Water’s others. Edge Our – charitable, non- RMBR.CA Director, Board, Members, a guideprofit to organizat living sustainablyion includes & an  Volunteers, and Partners. protectingExecutive our Director,water resources. Board, Members, Lead & participate with groups to Our work could not be done help with community issues & • LeadVolunteers, & participate and with Partners. groups Our work without our volunteers, opportunities ranging from cattle to help with community issues & partners, and donors. could not be done without our and TB, to tourism. opportunitiesvolunteers, ranging partners, from andcattle donors. and TB, to tourism. United Nations Riding Mountain Educational, Scientific and Biosphere Reserve Phone: 204-636-2085 Cultural Organization Tel 204-636-2085 Email: [email protected] Email [email protected]

52 V i s i t D a u p h i n | 2 0 1 6 V i s i t o r s G u i d e LODGING & CAMPING Bed & Breakfast Company / Description / Amenities

Sir Edgar House A heritage home located in downtown Dauphin. Enter an 703 Main St. N. era of comfort, privacy and P: 204-638-2930 quality service — the ultimate [email protected] goal. Newly decorated rooms and bathroom, full breakfast, Cordell Lind wifi & air conditioning. Your perfect retreat for a great knight’s rest. $85.00 / night

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, Rates: $59-$69 microwaves, 1457 Main St. S., R7N 3B3 Rates: $95-$145 breakfast, fitness centre, R7N 3K8 Restaurant / Lounge: Both hair dryers P. 204-638-0800 Restaurant / Lounge: No steam room & squash P. 204-638-4410 Indoor / Outdoor Pool: No F. 204-638-0808 Indoor / Outdoor Pool: No courts, jacuzzi tub suites, Banquet Facilities: Yes Banquet Facilities: Yes fridge, hair dryers, kitchen F. 204-638-7642 Small Pets: No T-F: 1-800-800-8000 Small Pets: Yes facilities in common room. T-F: 1-877-999-2228 Internet Access: Yes super8manitoba.com Internet Access: Yes See ad, page 60.

Canway Inn & Suites Units: 67 Other amenities: Highland Motel Units: 37 Other amenities: Capacity: 260 private entrances, Capacity: 99 kitchenettes, 1601 Main St. S., R7N 2V4 Rates: $79-$133 in-room coffee, 1351 Main St. S., Rates: $58-$86 VCRs, P. 204-638-5102 Restaurant / Lounge: Both hair dryers, R7N 2V3 Restaurant / Lounge: No fridges, F. 204-638-7475 Indoor / Outdoor Pool: In. microwaves, P. 204-638-5100 Indoor / Outdoor Pool: Out. microwaves, Banquet Facilities: Yes fridges. Jacuzzi Banquet Facilities: No free continental T-F: 1-888-325-3335 Small Pets: No hot tub suites. F. 204-638-3720 Small Pets: Yes breakfast canwayinnandsuites.com Internet Access: Yes See ad, page 54. Internet Access: Yes

Dauphin Inn Express Units: 45 Other amenities: Prairie Mountain Inn Units: 42 Other amenities: Capacity: 130 fridges, Capacity: 108 kitchenettes, 35 Memorial Blvd. R7N 2A5 Rates: $59-$89 microwaves, 1501 Main St. S., R7N 2V3 Rates: $63-$99 BBQs, fridges, P. 204-638-4430 Restaurant / Lounge: No DVD players in P. 204-638-4233 Restaurant / Lounge: No microwaves, F. 204-638-7466 Indoor / Outdoor Pool: No select rooms. F. 204-638-4254 Indoor / Outdoor Pool: No laundry facilities, Banquet Facilities: Yes See ad, page 54. Banquet Facilities: No in-room coffee. T-F: 1-866-336-3500 Small Pets: Yes T-F: 1-877-638-4233 Small Pets: No See ad, page 54. dauphininnexpress.com Internet Access: Yes prairiemountaininn.com Internet Access: Yes

d a u p h i n . c a 53 Canway Inn & Suites INDEPENDENTLY OWNED Home of the hospitality Gord & Evelyn Ryz Welcome to Dauphin’s Full Service Motel STAR 1601 Main St. South QUALITY Dauphin, MB R7N 2V4 Indoor Pool • Whirlpool • Sauna • High-Speed Internet Luxurious 2 RM Suites & Jacuzzi Suites • VLT’s Phone: 204 • 638 • 5102 Smitty’s Restaurant & Lounge, Banquet/Conf./ Room Fax: 204 • 638 • 7475 HHH E: [email protected] For Reservations Call Toll Free “A HOME 1 888 325 3335 (Next Door to Tim Hortons) AWAY FROM www.canwayinnandsuites.com HOME!” 1 www.discoverdauphin.com • McDonald’s Breakfast Coupon 2 • Modern ground-level air-conditioned rooms, kitchenettes & suites Restaurant • In-Room Coffee, Microwave, Fridge, Hairdryer OPEN DAILY 7 am to 11 pm • Cable TV - FREE High Speed Internet & WI FI Lounge & VLTs • Guest Laundry & Bar-B-Ques OPEN DAILY Mon.-Thurs. 9 am - midnight Fri. & Sat. 9 am - 1 am 1501 Main Street S., Dauphin, MB Restaurant, Sunday 11 am - 11 pm Breakfast served Toll Free 1-877-638-4233 Lounge & VLTs all day! [email protected] Phone: 204-638-8022 Located next to Canway Inn & Suites • Highway #10, Dauphin, Manitoba www.prairiemountaininn.com

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• Enjoy the brandbrand new pool • facilityfacility w/ fitness & ggamesames rroomoom • Book a rerelaxinglaxing massage at the Solstice Spa • TaTantalizentalize your tastebuds at the Buffalo Bar & 10 SteakhouseSteakhouse • ExploreExplore Riding Mountain National ParkPark StStayay pac packageskages available: available:www.elkhornresort.mb.cawww.elkhornresort.mb.ca3 Mooswa Drive3 East, Mooswa Onanole, Drive Manitoba East, R0J 1N0Onanole, • 1-866-355-4676 Manitoba • 1-866-ELKHOR R0J 1N0N SERVICE LISTINGS For a complete business directory, go to dauphin.ca

Art Galleries Canadian Tire Automotive ScotiaBank Mountain View 1500 Main St. S., Dauphin Market Place Mall, Christian Assembly Watson Art Centre 204-638-9203 204-622-6260 525-Whitmore Ave. E., 104-1st Ave. N.W., 204-638-4355 204-638-6231 Duck Mountain TD Canada Trust Auto & Tire 424 Main St. N., New Life Centre Auto Service 103-1st St. S.W., 204-622-2900 404 Main St. N., 204-638-8266 ** Towing services. 204-638-1440 Car Wash CAA Members call Modern Radiator See Convenience / Gas Parkside Gospel Church 1-800-222-4357 or S.E. 13-24-19W., 113 Main St. S., Caterers dial *222 or *CAA 204-638-3660 204-638-7380 on your cell phone. Some restaurants also Parkland Auto Care offer catering services. Riverside Evergreen AAA Towing ** 421-1st Ave. S.E. At Your Service Catering Chapel & Crematorium 114 Reimer Rd., S.E., 204-638-8946 204-638-5532 or Riverside Rd., 204-638-4337 204-638-8102 Piasta Auto 204-647-1690 Riverside Cemetary Advic Bearing & Auto 204-638-6268 Irving’s Catering & 204-638-5403 122-1st Ave. N.E., Piston Ring Food Company St. George’s Ukrainian 204-638-8000 1250 Main St. S., 204-638-3888 Greek Orthodox Church Denray Tire ** 204-638-9019 Temptations Catering 804 Main St. S., 15 Memorial Blvd., 204-648-5911 204-638-4704 RB Towing & Automotive** 204-638-8904 204-638-5465 Rae & Myra’s St. Paul’s Anglican Church Dean Cooley GM Homestyle Catering 404-1st St. S.W., Speedy Glass & Autobody ** 204-638-5581 204-638-8141 25 15-3rd Ave., S.W. 1600 Main St. S., St. Viator’s Roman 204-638-8307 Trezub Catering 204-638-4026 204-572-0110 Catholic Church Stykalo Automotive Service Dean’s Autobody 307 Whitmore Ave. E., 431 Buchanon Ave., 20-2nd Ave. S.W., Churches 204-638-4892 204-638-6253 204-638-7599 Church of Christ Salvation Army Citadel Tony’s Auto & Electric 220 Whitmore Ave. W., FDL Auto 38-2nd Ave. N.E., 23-1st Ave. S.W., 204-638-6321 or Wrecking & Repair 204-638-3764 204-638-5372 204-638-3333 Hwy. #5 & #10 West, Seventh Day Adventist 204-638-5165 Twin Motors Church of Jesus Christ Church 1212 Main St. S., of Latter-Day Saints 922-1st St. S.W., G & S Service Centre 204-638-6804 403 Whitmore Ave. W., 204-638-4828 500 River Ave. E., 204-638-5110 204-638-6893 Banking Trinity Lutheran Church Dauphin First 16 Kirby Ave. E., 204-638-3923 Gordon Toomey Auto Bank of Montreal Baptist Church Ukrainian Catholic 2 kms west on hwy. 5 & 10 320 Main St. N., 37-5th Ave. N.E., Church of the Resurrection 204-638-5554 204-622-2969 204-638-4809 801 Jackson St, 204-638-4618 Hometown Auto Glass CIBC Dauphin First 1203 Main St. S., 123 Main St. N., United Church Clothing 204-638-0400 204-638-8045 37-3rd Ave. N.W., Mens & Women’s Kal-Tire Catalyst Credit Union 204-638-4319 Gloria Gayle’s 305 Main St. S., (Drive-Thru ATM) Grace Bible Church 212 Main St. N., 204-638-9166 204-638-5074 505 Main St. N., 1910 Mountain Rd., Mark’s Work Wearhouse Kelleher Ford 204-622-4500 204-638-4911 Dauphin Market Place Mall, Sales & Autobody** RBC Royal Bank Jehovah’s Witnesses 204-638-6200 1650 Main St. S., 202 Main St. N., 201-7th Ave. S.W., Parkland Source for Sports 204-622-3673 204-638-4920 204-638-5110 6-1st Ave. S.W., 204-638-7057

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1 s • Farms Your Parkland Jewellery Store • Business Canadian Diamonds Opportunities ® Engagement & Wedding Rings macmillan.com Earrings & Gold Chains Bulova & Citizen Watches Dauphin Market Place Mall www.century21macmillan.com DAUPHIN FAIR 1450 Main Street S. Email: [email protected] Dauphin Market Place Mall June 30, July 1 & 2, 2016 Dauphin, MB R7N 3H4 1450 Main Street S., Dauphin, MB FAIR GROUNDS Phone: 204-638-7947 (204) 638-0543 1st Avenue S.E., Dauphin, Manitoba Fax: 204-701-0281 ® • Select Shows Midway Independently Owned & Operated Financing • Cattle Shows The Local Expert O.A.C. • Horse Shows • Kids Discovery Zone • Plus much more! Fun and entertainment for the entire family! Musical Ride July 6 & 7, 2016 Plan Design, Dauphin Drafting & Medical Clinic Jon & Karissa Warkentin Certification http://www.dauphinmedicalclinic.com Physicians & Specialists For more Information: ph: 204.638.4428 P: 204-628-3491 Darren Eddie, P.Eng. 622 – 3rd St. S.W., Dauphin fax: 204.656.4540 TF: 855-629-3491 Structural Engineer 204-638-6445 www.dauphinagsociety.com Clinic Hours: Walk-In Clinic E: [email protected] 1104 Main Street South, Dauphin, MB Monday – Friday Monday – Friday [email protected] Ph: 204-629-2215 [email protected] 9 am to 5 pm 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Look for us on Facebook huntharvestlodge.com Sat. 9 am - noon

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18 - 3rd Avenue NE 1301 Main Street S. 102 Mountain Road • Fresh Produce • Fresh Floral • Fresh Baked • RV Wash & • Full Service Goods • Fresh Cut Meats • Fresh In-Store Deli Sani Disposal • Fresh Deli BISTRO • Touchless Wash Sandwiches • Bento Sushi • Soup & Salad Bar • 6 Bay Wand Wash • Vern’s Pizza • Markettown Homestyle FriedFind us on Facebook Badg eChicken CMYK / .ai Locally Invested – Lifetime Membership Benefits – Community Minded Auto and Bottle Propane, Regular, Midgrade, Premium and Diesel Fuels available at both locations. www.dauphincoop.com High Performance Service Guaranteed.

Dauphin 204.622.4500 Ethelbert 204.742.3529 Gilbert Plains 204.548.3000 Inglis 204.564.2401 Pine River 204.263.2166 Roblin 204.937.2156 Winnipegosis 204.656.5050 Sharon’s Lingerie Florists, Gifts The Trophy Corner Hair For You 207 Main St. N., & Treasures 12-2nd Ave. N.W., 113 ½ Main St. S., 204-638-7605 204-638-7472 204-638-2988 Aitken’s Jewellers Prairie Supply Co. Watson Art Centre Mari-Rae Hair Centre 213 Main St. N., Dauphin Market Place Mall, 104-1st Ave. N.W., 208 Main St. N., 204-638-7168 204-638-0543 204-638-6231 204-638-9112 Warehouse One - Almost New Store Gas Stations New Way to Health - See Convenience/Gas Therapeutic Massage The Jean Store 220 Main St. N., Dauphin Market Place Mall, 17-3rd Ave. N.E., 204-638-0490 Grocery / Specialty 204-638-8972 204-447-5401 Canada Safeway Balloon Tycoons Shear Passion Hair Studio Dauphin Market Place Mall, Convenience/Gas 414 Main St. N., 318 Main St. S., 204-638-4745 7-Eleven Food Store 204-638-4417 204-638-9465 Dauphin Consumer’s Co-op 109 Main St. S., Shelley Kowaluk Canada’s National 18-3rd Ave. N.E., 204-622-3770 Massage Therapy 204-638-6003 Catcheway Convenience Ukrainian Festival Boutique 420 Main St. N., (Domo Gas & Car Wash) 17-3rd Ave. N.E., Dauphin Farmer’s Market 204-638-9642 Fridays, July - September 201 Buchanon Ave., 204-622-4600 Touch of Beauty 204-638-4676 Extra Foods Dauphin Market Place Mall, Dauphin’s Countryfest 15-1st Ave. N.E., Co-op Gas Bar & 204-638-4366 28-2nd Ave. N.E., 204-622-2925 Convenience Foods Liquor Stores 204-622-3700 Health Basics 102 Mountain Rd., & Beer Vendors 204-638-6326 Dauphin Kings Hockey Club 129-1st Ave. N.E., 204-638-8451 Boulevard Hotel Co-op Gas Bar & 202-1st Ave., S.E., Nutter’s Bulk & Natural Foods 28 Memorial Blvd., Car Wash 204-622-5464 19-3rd Ave. N.E., 204-638-4410 1301 Main St. S., Fountain of Flowers 204-638-4081 204-638-6038 Dauphin 2-17 3rd Ave. N.E., Western Bakery Community Inn Dauphin Husky 204-638-4601 19-2nd Ave. N.W., 104 Main St. S., 222 Main St. S., 204-638-3441 204-638-4311 204-638-8249 Hodge Podge White Dove Water Company The Liquor Mart Extra Foods Gas Bar 831 Jackson St., 616 Main St. S., 130-1st Ave. N.W., 95-1st Ave. N.E., 204-638-4455 204-629-2837 204-622-7070 204-622-2937 Home Hardware Hair & Body Care Lounges / Fas Gas Dauphin 421 Main St. N., Night Clubs Service Beauty and the Barber 204-638-8442 904 Main St. S., 20-2nd Ave. N.W., Boston Pizza 204-638-7454 Dauphin Marketplace Mall 204-638-5762 Lemon Tree Florist Body Expressions - Nails 204-638-9017 Mountainview Esso 111 Main St. N., 13-1st Ave., S.W. Boulevard 1475 Main St. S., 204-638-7807 204-648-7730 28 Memorial Blvd., 204-638-7874 Only Deals Charmed Salon 204-638-4410 Mr. T’s Corner Store Dauphin Market Place Mall, 20 Memorial Blvd., Mr. Mikes 1502 Mountain Rd., 204-638-2974 204-638-4080 10 1st Ave S.E., 204-638-5015 Cuts Ahead 204-701-6453 Town & Country Market Picture Your Frame 111-1st Ave. S.W., Royal Canadian Legion #20 (Shell) 500 River Ave. E. 21-4th Ave., N.W. 204-638-7070 309 Main St. N., 204-638-5311 204-638-3499 Hair by Carol 204-638-4053 Department Stores Sydor Farm & Garden 1015 Main St. S., Smitty’s Lounge 204-638-8253 Canadian Tire Dauphin Market Place Mall, Hwy. #10 S., Hair Essentials 1500 Main St. S., 204-638-4900 204-638-8022 36-1st Ave. N.W., 204-638-9203 Thunder’s Lounge The Fiddle Lore Store 204-638-6686 19 Memorial Blvd., Home Hardware 201 Main St. N., Chop Shop 204-638-6080 421 Main St. N., 204-638-4170 22-1st Ave. N.E., 204-638-8442 204-572-4328 Photography Style Mercantile Walmart 2nd Ave Hair Studio Kelly Michaluk Photography Dauphin Market Place Mall, 119-2nd Ave., N.W. 10-2nd Ave. N.W., 515 Main St. N., 204-638-4808 204-638-5955 204-638-0894 204-638-4091

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2 for 1 green fees after 3 p.m. any day 204-848-golf(4653) Vonda Bos clearlakegolfcourse.com Cell: 204-648-7785 Exploring the Past 140 Jackson Street, Dauphin [email protected] Must present this at Pro Shop. Phone (204) 638-6630 *Some restrictions may apply. www.homelifepro.com Email [email protected] Good for the 2016 golf season.

Dauphin & District Chamber of Commerce PARKLAND • Hockey • Baseball EastsideFurniture • Golf • Curling • Volleyball We know our stuff! • Snowmobile Gear 100 Main Street South 334-1st Avenue N.E. • Footwear Dauphin, MB R7N 1K3 204-638-7057 Dauphin, Manitoba R7N 1A6 • Clothing 204-622-3140 Phone: 204-638-4204 6 - 1st Ave. SW, Dauphin [email protected] Fax: 204-638-3380 Email: [email protected] • Uniforms www.dauphinchamber.ca Email: [email protected] parkland.sourceforsports.com

Dauphin’s beautiful and historic meeting place for art, State of the art, Digital, Stadium Style concerts and events Multiplex Theatre For a complete listing of events and activities, go to: www.watsonartcentre.com We are full service, “One Stop” See your next corporate presentation 104-1st Ave. NW insurance brokerage providing on the big screen! Dauphin, Manitoba R7N 1G9 Phone: 204-638-6231 all lines of General Insurance On Screen Advertising Available! email: [email protected] products including: For more information go to www.countryfestcommunitycinema.ca Auto • Residential • Farm Like us on Facebook www.facebook. Tenant • Commercial com/countryfestcommunitycinema.ca Bonding • Marine Email us at Hail • Travel / Health countryfestcommunitycinema Specialty Markets @mymts.net Located at 210 Tyler Carefoot & James Stoesz 701 Main Street South, Dauphin, MB, R7N 1L6 1st Street S.E., Dauphin Ph: 204-622-7776 • Fx: 204-622-7789 204 638 5319 Stan Struthers MLA for Dauphin www.aspen-insurance.ca 204-622-7630 | StanStruthers.ca Realtors Figures for Her Coffee Creations Thunder’s Country Action Realty 15 2nd Ave. N.W., Bagel & Espresso Restaurant (L) 803 Main St. S., 204-638-0547 403 Main St. S., 19 Memorial Blvd., 204-638-8899 204-638-6080 Kang’s Taekwondo 204-638-7739 Century21 MacMillan.com Academy Corrina’s On Boulevard Tim Horton’s Dauphin Market Place Mall, 1565 Main St. S., 201 Main St. N., 28 Memorial Blvd. 204-638-7947 204-638-329 204-638-3265 204-701-1100 Mountain View Realty Ladies Choice Fitness Dauphin Coffee Co. Shopping Centres 115-1st St. SW, 216 Main St. N., Dauphin Market Place Mall Dauphin Market Place Mall 204-638-8999 204-638-4898 1450 Main St. S., Hong Kong Café (L) Re/Max of Dauphin 204-638-9396 Parkland 123 Main St. S., 1022 Main St. S., Recreation Complex 204-638-5800 Plaza Off Main 204-622-7770 Indoor Wave Pool 21-3rd Ave. N.E. KFC Recreational 200-1st St. S.E., Sporting & 204-622-3112 1122 Main St. S., Vehicles & Repairs 204-638-5844 Fishing Goods Parkway Lanes Ashville Arctic Cat Black’s Cycle & (5/10 pin bowling) Dauphin Lake Golf Resort 204-548-2121 Sporting Goods* 1236 Main St., Clubhouse Restaurant (L), 211 Main St. S., Dauphin Beach, Dauphin Speed & 204-638-6432 204-638-4751 Sport - Polaris & Honda 204-638-9400 Squash Courts Northern Angler 885 Whitmore Ave. E., (Super 8 Motel) Lee’s Restaurant (L) Fly & Tackle* 204-638-8995 1457 Main St. S., 8-7th Ave. S.E., 17-7th Ave. N.W. Parkland Yamaha Speed 204-638-0800 204-638-0773 204-638-7740 Performance Tamarack Yoga McDonald’s [email protected] 1900 Main St. S., Unit B, 506 Main Street S., Restaurant Parkland Source for Sports 204-638-0990 tamarackyoga.ca 1461 Main St. S., 6-1st Ave., S.W. 204-638-7057 Reit-Syd Parkland Paddling 204-638-4644 531 Buchanon, Club Mr. Mikes Sticky’s Bait, 204-638-6443 204-470-4872 10 1st Ave S.E., Tackle & Guiding* 1301 Main St. S., White Pelican 204-701-6453 Recreation 204-638-3658 Kayaking Tours, Pizza Hut (L) & Fitness * fishing licence outlets 204-638-0494 1575 Main St. S., Beach Volleyball 204-622-5555 Welding Courts / Tennis Courts Restaurants & Cafe Call 204-622-3150 or L = Licensed Premises Smitty’s Family Leon’s Mobile Welding Services visit the Parkland A&W Restaurant Restaurant (L) 309-2nd Ave. N.E., Recreation Complex at 1121 Main St. S., Hwy. #10 S., 204-638-0048 200-1st St. S.E. 204-638-5243 204-638-8022 Ramsay Health & Fitness Adelina’s Pizzeria Subway 36-2nd Ave. S.W., 11 2nd Ave. N.E., 204 Main St. S., For more information 204-629-9743 204-638-6888 204-638-7484 about services in the Dauphin Lake Golf Club Boston Pizza Sung’s Restaurant (L) Dauphin area visit 258 Lake R. W., Dauphin Dauphin Marketplace Mall 104 Main St. N., our website for more Beach, 204-638-9400 204-638-9017 204-638-8002 information.

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Five Faboulous Main Stage Shows Children’s Corner • Parade • Zabavas (Dance Parties!) Heritage Village • Bake Ovens • Festival Marketplace Come for the Culture… Stay for the Fun! Box 368, 17 - 3rd Avenue NE • Dauphin, MB Canada R7N 2V2 KaKathythy StStokotelnyokotelny RRonon SlSlobodzianobodzian CorrinneCorrinne SarkonakSarkonak KarenKaren Gryba Gryba BritneyBritne yStokotelny Warkentin BrBroker/Owneroker/Owner SaSalesles AsAssociatesociate SalesSales AssociateAssociate SalesSales Associate Associate BrokerBroker Phone: 204-622-4600 • Toll Free 1-877-474-2683 202044--646488--76765353 202044--646488--72721188 204204--647647--76537653 204204--638638--25972597 204204--648648--51635163 Email: [email protected] • Website www.cnuf.ca 25972597- 25972597

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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 $12999* $16999* $25499* DoUBle occUPaNcY +Tax, Per person DaUPhIN • 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. $8999* $12999* $16999* 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 It’s the perfect combination — great golfing & lodging, plus... Free SuperStart® breakfast • Fitness center, steam room & squash courts • In-room Internet, coffee, fridge & hair dryer

Dauphin Recreation Services offers fun activities to all visitors! YoU Can’T Eat FanCY • Camping @ Vermillion TabLeClothS. Park FREE • Splash Park {Which is why we don’t have any.} • Scenic Walking Trails Wi-fi • Parks at the the RiB EyE • Playgrounds • Swimming Parkland • Baseball • Walking Track Rec • Beach Volleyball Complex • Skating • Cross Country Skiing • Curling • Snowshoeing

Indoor outdoor www.dauphinrec.com activities activities

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MrMikes - DAUPHIN Tourism Guide Ad Size: 3.375 x 3.875” CMYK FD#:6970 If you’re a hunter you will find no better place, as you will find some of the largest BIG whitetail deer and black bear in North America. The area is also home to elk, GAME 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 & Hunting Outfitters 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 For a complete Riverside Lodge listing of 1-866-214-8402 outfitters, visit huntriverside.com Manitoba Lodges Harvest Lodge & Outfitters 204-628-3491 / 1-855-629-3491 Association huntharvestlodge.com at mloa.com

d a u p h i n . c a 61 #ShopDauphin For all your outdoor recreation needs. FOLLOW US ON Hunting & Fishing INSTAGRAM @TOURISMDAUPHIN Camping Gear & Supplies Auto Parts & Accessories 6 BAY AUTO SERVICE CENTRE • 204-638-5646 Open 7 days a week • 204-638-9203 • 1500 Main Street S., Dauphin

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Shop under our roof with 24 stores to choose from. HOURS www.golfpoplarridge.com Monday – Thursday & Saturday 9:30 AM - 6 PM Friday 9:30 AM - 9 PM • Sunday 12 PM - 6 PM

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www.remax-ofdauphin-mb.com 1022 Main Street S. Chris Carefoot Gary Sweetman Ryan Sinclair Colette Carefoot Peter Doig Shannon Rempel Dauphin, MB R7N 1M4 Broker Sales Associate Sales Associate Sales Associate Sales Associate Licensed Assistant 204-622-7770 204-638-0311 204-648-6240 204-572-8691 204-648-7751 204-638-1046 204-622-7770 Fishing is a favourite pastime in the area because of the many wonderful lakes for people to enjoy. Dauphin BIG Lake has produced 11 different Master Angler species – three other species can be caught ten minutes FISH away at the Vermillion Reservoir and 21 of the 30 eligible Master Angler species can be caught within a 50-minute drive of Dauphin. Finishing third in Canada in the “Ultimate Fishing Town” contest is a testament to the passion of the fishers and quality of fishing in the area.

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

Dauphin Lake northern 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 Lake for lake trout, brown trout, fishing but are subject to separate luck catching northern pike and splake, northern pike and perch. rules and regulations. A Manitoba Master Angler walleye. The record Fish for stocked bass and trout Angling License is not valid in RMNP. catch of a 71.45 cm (32") walleye in Perch Lake (catch and release, Moon Lake, south of Dauphin in the was made at Dauphin Lake on electric motors only). Shilliday northeast section of RMNP, is a quiet February 16, 2002. A number of Lake is stocked with rainbow and lake with northern pike and perch. boat launches are available, and brown trout (electric motors only). Motorized boats are permitted, but Rainbow Beach Provincial Recreation Walleye, northern pike, perch must be carried to the lake (approx. Park offers camping and swimming. and smallmouth bass can be 300 m /1,000 ft). Dauphin Lake is a shallow lake, so caught in Singuish Lake. take care when boating. (map R18) Vermillion Reservoir Fly-Fishing Duck Mountain Located on the northern boundary Provincial Park Fly-fishing is a thriving sport in 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 and rivers can be found in this park, smallmouth bass, brown trout, and lakes in Duck Mountain Provincial all within a one-hour drive. Try East rainbow trout. It is a great place for Park: Childs, East Blue, Gull, Laurie, Blue Lake, stocked with trophy fly-fishing and catching Master Perch, Shilliday, and West Blue. rainbow trout, splake, and lake trout Angler brown trout. The record Manitoba’s only full-service fly- or West Blue Lake for walleye, lake catch at Vermillion Reservoir was 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 17 - 7th Ave. N.W. (map R27)

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