Staff Sargeant Ron Poirier from the St. Pierre RCMP detachment joined Ritchot’s council virtually for their May 6 meeting to provide a lengthy report on crime stats for the first quarter of 2025.

For RM of Ritchot employees Danielle Peters and Emma Dequier, inclusion and belonging are feelings they want every resident of the RM to experience all the time. 

Niverville council’s May 6 public meeting began with a request for a conditional use permit by Rural Connections Manitoba Ltd, a high-speed fibre optics internet provider.

After its inaugural year proved to be such a resounding success, Pizza Wars has returned to Niverville for another round. From May 1 to May 8, restaurants around the community are facing off to provide their cheesiest, most original and unique versions of everybody’s favourite pie.

Cooper Lavin is a 15-year-old tenth grader at Niverville High School. He’s also autistic and the coordinator of the school’s inaugural autistic awareness campaign.

For Canadians from coast to coast, it was a nail-biting night on Monday, April 28 as the results poured in from the country’s forty-fifth general federal election. It was many hours after polls closed, late into the night, before the results began to come into focus: the Liberal Party of Canada, led by new Prime Minister Mark Carney, has earned a rare fourth term in office.