At the start of the new legislative session, Manitoba’s provincial government has unveiled its latest speech from the throne, delivered by the Honorable Lieutenant Governor Anita Neville on November 18.

In 2025, the majority of Niverville’s residents have only ever known the town as a town that’s fast-tracked to becoming a city.

Thanks to Operation Red Nose (ORN), everyone can take advantage of a safely guided sleigh this Christmas season. For the sixth year running, the St. Malo chapter of ORN will provide designated driver services to virtually the entire rural southeast. Their territory covers every community between Dominion City and Grande Pointe, Vita and Lowe Farm.

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.

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.

At a council meeting on November 4, Niverville mayor Myron Dyck shared a number of opportunities he’s had in recent days to catch the attention of the province’s movers and shakers.