A new program at Niverville Middle School is highlighting the importance of the arts using a previously untaught medium. Since the beginning of the school year, Robin Marchadour has been teaching students in Grades Seven and Eight the art of photography, using DSLR cameras.

The choir at Niverville Elementary School recently got the showcase of a lifetime when, on Sunday, November 17, they got the chance to step out onto the ice at Bell MTS Place in Winnipeg and sing the national anthem at a Manitoba Moose game.

Almost as if by magic, Kelly and Ricki ten Hove of Grande Pointe discovered a way to combine their unique talents to create a burgeoning new online business: Red Fox Playing Cards. Unlike traditional playing cards, their Red Fox cards are designed with the card trick magician in mind.

Cindy and Cristabelle are goats—but they’re not just any goats. These two little critters live at the Lil’ Steps Wellness Farm in St. Malo, Manitoba and recently made their debut in a children’s book called Cindy and Cristabelle’s Big Scare.

A Maze in Corn near St. Adolphe has added a new activity to its roster, a roster which already includes the annual corn maze, zipline runs, and a snow maze that went down in the Guinness Book of World Records earlier this year as the largest snow maze in the world.

Maddie Thompson of Niverville has her sights set on a career in architecture, and an assignment from her Grade Twelve art class has her on her way.