In today’s transient and restless world, few can still say they’ve only ever called one place home. For George Krahn, Niverville is where he was born and raised. It’s also where he’s chosen to live out his retirement years along with his bride of almost 65 years—Anne.

On May 22, Ritchot’s council gave second and final reading to an amendment to the Grande Pointe Secondary Plan, which considers the overall development of the community. The amendment would allow for the inclusion of compact rural residential development in a portion of Grande Pointe.

The RM of Ritchot’s council met for their monthly evening council meeting with a great deal of business on the agenda

All too often, the efforts of those selfless and kind-hearted individuals among us go unnoticed and unrewarded, but staff at the Heritage Life Personal Care Home in Niverville recognized these traits in one of their own and took the time to nominate her for a prestigious award.

Cancer is an unapologetic thief, stealing lives without discrimination. Every one of us has been impacted by it to some degree—including our children. But some local kids are turning their own stories of loss into hope. Today we tell the story of Zoé Bardal.

On May 15, the provincial government took the next step in facilitating retail cannabis access across Manitoba. Back in March, seven rural communities were shortlisted for retail sales outlets, including Niverville. This was a part of the province’s initiative to provide cannabis access within a 30-minute drive of 90 percent of the population.