April 3 marked a significant day for residents of St. Adolphe, as well as the developers of the community’s newest neighbourhood, Tourond Creek. The developer, St. Adolphe Land Company (SALCO), made a two-part request to Ritchot council: to amend their existing residential zoning to include multifamily options, and to rezone a section of land designated commercial to multifamily residential.

Your backyard should be your escape—a place where you can let your hair down, put your feet up, and enjoy a cold drink and a great view. After eight months of being wrapped up and cooped up, Manitobans are ready to take things outside. 

On Saturday, April 14, the Heritage Centre atrium was filled with blooming colour and lively anticipation for the summer ahead. The first annual Garden and Outdoor Living Show, organized by Heritage Centre staff and Shirley Hoult of Communities in Bloom, is a fundraising event supporting greenspace initiatives around the community. 

A Grade Eight class project in Niverville has gotten the attention of Samsung, whose Solve for Tomorrow Challenge aims to inspire students to discover a passion for science. 

Wildlife Haven Rehabilitation Centre is poised to host its third annual open house fundraiser. The event, to be held from noon until 4:00 p.m. on Sunday, May 6, will take place at the TransCanada Centre in Île-des-Chênes.

Niverville Helping Hands is ready to announce their annual Spring Food Drive. The food drive, supported by local youth groups, is scheduled to take place on May 11. The collectors will be coming through town in the evening, beginning at 6:00 p.m.