Transgender health researcher, LGBTQ2 advocate, and author Trevor Kirczenow, formerly a professional violinist, is representing the Liberal Party of Canada in Provencher.

While everyone’s sights were trained on the much-anticipated opening of Niverville’s new high school, the staff of Niverville Middle school (NMS) were busy with their own agenda: creating a new look and culture for students returning to Grades Five through Eight.

Long-time residents of Niverville will know the names of Jake and Irene Isaak. Unfortunately, the couple has left this world—Irene in 2013, and Jake in 2018—but one of their children recently decided to witness for herself the results of her parents’ extensive charitable legacy on the other side of the world.

Doctors Chris and Mairi Burnett are always on the hunt for new doctors to join their team at Niverville Open Health. Within the past month, two part-time physicians have settled in.

Hundreds of people attended the opening of the new Wildlife Haven Rehabilitation Centre (WHRC), near Île-des-Chênes, to support the opening of the organization’s modern facility on Sunday, September 22.

At the twenty-first annual Manitoba Communities in Bloom Conference and Awards Ceremony on September 6–7, Niverville was honoured with a four-bloom rating, recognizing its outstanding achivement in the areas of civic pride, environmental responsibility, and beautification.