Pete and Rose Friesen of Country Snacks and Red River Co-op are excited for the big changes coming to their Main Street business over the coming weeks. The changes will include a substantially larger gas bar, a new automotive propane fill station, and a large outdoor patio.

Niverville’s town council met on April 16 for a regularly scheduled public meeting, with all members of council in attendance.

Niverville’s Communities in Bloom (NCIB) committee has created another long list of town beautification initiatives for this spring and summer. Some items on their to-do list are continuations of past projects, while new ones will take root this year.

About a hundred people gathered at the Niverville Arena on the morning of Friday, April 12 to witness a day many years in the making. After a long period of behind-the-scenes work by all levels of government, the news is now official: the Community Resource Centre in Niverville is happening.

April 12, 2019 will go down as a monumental day in Niverville’s history. On this day, ministers and leaders from all levels of government made an appearance at the Niverville Arena in order to make formal announcements regarding their investment to the people of the community and the surrounding area.

On April 10, Provencher MP Ted Falk met with American officials in Washington D.C. to discuss the hours of operation of several Minnesota border crossings. About a year and a half ago, in late 2017, these ports of entry began closing earlier than their Canadian counterparts.