Niverville’s annual Remembrance Day service took on a slightly different feel this year due to its new location: the fieldhouse of the CRRC. But the hundreds who gathered there enjoyed the same inspiring experience as years past.

The top two teams in the MJHL squared off Tuesday afternoon in Niverville. And when the final buzzer sounded, it was the Nighthawks who emerged victorious—again.

The November winds may feel chilly, but in just a few weeks’ time Santa will arrive to ease the sting. This year’s Santa Stop Tour will roll through Île-des-Chênes on Saturday, December 6. One week later, on December 13, Santa and his motorized sleigh will take another cruise through the streets of Niverville.

The Niverville Nighthawks have won a remarkable nine games in a row following a win over the visiting Winkler Flyers at the CRRC.

Both teams entered the matchup with momentum on their side, with Winkler having won four of their last five contests. The Flyers, however, hadn’t played since October 26.

Farming was Ken Krahn’s lifelong passion. From the time he was a young child, though, hockey took a close second.

Bonny Fehr dreams of a kinder world, especially when it comes to kids with disabilities. Her 13-year-old granddaughter Peyton lives with Rett syndrome, a relatively rare genetic disorder that affects brain development and causes impairment to one’s language and physical coordination.