Niverville’s town council met virtually on the evening of Tuesday, July 20 for a regularly scheduled meeting. After some brief, standard housekeeping issues, they opened with the first of three public hearings.

The Niverville Dog Park is undergoing some significant upgrades and needed repair work this summer.

The past year and a half has been a challenge for most Manitobans. As COVID-19 swept through the world, everyone had to learn to navigate it and find a place of comfort and safety as best they could.

A business in Niverville is about to undergo a significant expansion. This summer, Main Street Storage will be adding 10,000 square feet of new self-storage, with two new buildings and two acres of new outdoor parking being added to their property at 299 Main Street.

Ben Hiebert, a Grade Seven student at Niverville Middle School, has won a provincial award—both for himself and for his whole school.

On June 21, the provincial government made several announcements regarding grants for our local area. The money has been earmarked to Niverville and Ritchot through the Building Sustain Communities Grant Program.