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5 days ago | 
730ckdm.com | Jeff Henson
The RM of Lakeshore has cancelled their regularly scheduled council meeting for this Tuesday, due to unforeseen circumstances. Their July 2nd meeting has also been cancelled. The RM of Lakeshore apologizes for any inconvenience and appreciates the public's understanding.
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5 days ago | 
730ckdm.com | Jeff Henson
The Kinew government has lifted the province-wide State of Emergency, which was invoked on May 28th by the wildfire situation in Northern Manitoba.
Residents of Flin Flon are beginning to return to the community this week, while other Northern residents started to return to their homes the weekend of June 14th.
Despite the state of emergency being lifted, the evacuation orders set by some local authorities remain in place until deemed safe to return.
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5 days ago | 
730ckdm.com | Jeff Henson
RCMP from several local detachments and branches converged on a north end Dauphin apartment building on Sunday, after a man with a firearm allegedly chased a female into the building.
The female victim had escaped by the time police arrived, but several other police resources were brought in to help, including the crisis negotiation team.
After several hours, officers were able to convince the suspect to come out of the building, along with two additional people.
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5 days ago | 
730ckdm.com | Jeff Henson
Dauphin RCMP are looking for the public's help in locating a large Texaco sign that was taken from a service station in the Ashville area earlier this month. The sign was removed on June 11th from a stand that was approximately 20 feet tall.
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6 days ago | 
730ckdm.com | Jeff Henson
A group of Clear Lake residents has filed an application for a judicial review of Parks Canada’s ban on motorized boats on the lake again this summer.
The ban was put in place just prior to the start of the May long weekend to try to stop the spread of invasive zebra mussels.
But the group, called "Fairness for Clear Lake", says the decision was made without consultation, or how it would affect the area’s economy.
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6 days ago | 
730ckdm.com | Jeff Henson
Another open house is scheduled to take place in Carberry on Wednesday to update the public on plans to redesign the nearby intersection of Highway 1 and 5.
The intersection was the site of a deadly crash in 2023 that killed 17 seniors from the Dauphin area and injured eight others.
Three options will once again be presented, but it appears a ‘restricted crossing U-turn’ is the leading design.
Last month, locals protested against the RCUT calling it dangerous.
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1 week ago | 
730ckdm.com | Jeff Henson
A case of crack cocaine and Canadian cash being seized during an October traffic stop on Main Street was back in court this past Thursday. The crown in the case decided to stay charges against 59-year-old Karen Spence and 29-year-old Owen Spence, both of Ochre River. The pair were two of five people initially arrested by Dauphin RCMP in the case.
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1 week ago | 
730ckdm.com | Jeff Henson
Today is the day for students at the DRCSS as their graduation ceremonies take place this afternoon at Credit Union Place.
Following the 1 pm ceremonies, a parade of the graduates will begin at 6 pm at the Credit Union Place parking lot.
The parade will head east on 1st Avenue South before turning North onto Mountain Road.
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1 week ago | 
730ckdm.com | Jeff Henson
Close to 200, Grade 12 students in the Parkland will receive their high school diplomas on Saturday.
The first ceremony kicks off at 11 am Saturday morning at Winnipegosis Collegiate.
Principal Erik Persson says they will recognize 20 graduates this year.
"We keep it fairly simple. The grads and their guests will be here. It is a fairly family-oriented event. because we do not have a big gym or a lot of grads.
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1 week ago | 
730ckdm.com | Jeff Henson
Three Parkland High Schools will celebrate their graduations today
17 students are set to graduate from Ste Rose school, with their ceremonies beginning at 1:30 in the school gym.
Principal Rhonda Buchanan says after the ceremony, the grads will be paraded through the streets of Ste Rose.
"The grads will have a couple f flat decks and are going tit tour around town. And then they are going to have an evening meal, catered at the hall.
