A contingent of residents turned up at Ritchot council’s January 23 public meeting to speak to a multi-family housing project proposed for the property at 420 Main Street in St. Adolphe, the former location of the community’s personal care home. Ken Tallaire of the River Trail Development Corp is requesting that council allow for 14 1,200-square-foot units and 16 660-square-foot units geared toward people in the 55+ age bracket.

Three conditional use hearings were heard at a public meeting in council chambers on the night of Tuesday, January 22. Delegations were there to represent two of the

At a public meeting on Tuesday, January 22, Niverville’s town council took a look at a subdivision plan proposed for the first phase of Fifth Avenue Estates West, a new development to be located in the area surrounding the new high school. The proposed plan would lead to the creation of 103 lots on 111 acres of land.

Ritchot council had a busy night on January 23 with a full house of residents and delegations. Up for discussion were one variation application and four conditional use applications.

A local entrepreneur is in the running to be recognized as a finalist in the Just Watch Me! video contest, which celebrates the success of entrepreneurs with health conditions or disabilities in rural Manitoba and Saskatchewan.

Niverville citizens are fighting back against crime in their neighbourhoods by bringing back the Citizens on Patrol Program (COPP). This isn’t the first time the town has enacted COPP, with the original COPP program running for more than 20 years from 1991 until 2014, and revisions of the program popping up in 2017 with the Niverville Crime Prevention Program and Neighbourhood Watch.