Big juicy burger and hand-cut fries anyone? Who doesn’t love a destination drive-in restaurant serving up hot, home-cooked comfort food?

For Laura Klassen of Niverville, charitable giving has taken on a far deeper meaning than just reaching into her wallet. On Easter Sunday, Klassen returned home from an eight-month volunteer tour with the Mercy Ships of Africa. This was her fourth such adventure in seven years.

The second floor of Bistro 290 in Niverville will look very different the next time you visit. Black Chair Marketing has leased the space, moving their offices from just off Portage Avenue in Winnipeg.

On May 7 at 9:00 a.m., Niverville’s town council gathered at the Heritage Centre for their bimonthly public meeting.

Over the past four days, Niverville town staff have managed a successful relocation from their cramped quarters at 86 Main Street to their new digs on the east end of town at 329 Bronstone Drive. The spacious building, once occupied by Horizon Livestock and Poultry, required few major changes to accommodate the growing number of town employees and their needs.

On April 27, the Wildlife Haven Rehabilitation Centre (WHRC) held its first annual Solaris Arctic fundraising gala. The centre, located in Île-des-Chênes, had much to celebrate, including more than three decades of work in wildlife rehabilitation and preservation.