The provincial government is seeking feedback from the public on proposed measures to combat rural crime through a new online questionnaire.

It’s a familiar story by now—these are stressful times for schools, preschools, and child care centres. As September begins, the St. Adolphe Child Care Centre is also setting itself up to operate differently.

On Wednesday, August 26, the Niverville Credit Union branch in Landmark was robbed—and the RCMP are asking for the public’s help in identifying the suspect.

A group of local golfers gathered on Sunday, August 16 for their annual Masters tournament. In past years, this has been a weekend-long competition held at an out-of-town course. This year, for the first time in the event’s 18-year history, the tournament had to be scaled down, with COVID restrictions in place.

Niverville’s town council met on the evening of Tuesday, August 18 for a brief council meeting. Following the meeting, media was given a guided tour of the Community Resources and Recreation Centre construction site.

Since August 17, school divisions across Manitoba have announced their back-to-school plans. Aspects of these plans are subject to change, however, and in fact one very large, province-wide change has already been announced in the days since: mask-wearing will now be mandatory for all students from Grade 4 to Grade 12 while in school.