In March, the Hanover School Division’s Board of Trustees approved its budget for the upcoming school year.

Niverville’s town council has entered into a new agreement with the RM of Hanover regarding fire protective services.

In March, Community Economic Development Officer Lesley Gaudry facilitated Main Street revitalization open houses in Île-des-Chênes, St. Adolphe, and Ste. Agathe, inviting residents to participate by previewing concept plans that have been drawn up for each community.

In the last several months, the Team Preferred Choice real estate team of Clarence Braun and Wesley Dowse has made several key changes to their business, including changing their name, relocating to a new suite of offices on Main Street Niverville, and starting a property management company.

The Town of Niverville has released its 2017 budget, revealing it to the public at an open house held on Tuesday, March 7 at the Heritage Centre.

Former Niverville resident Michelle McHale recently announced her bid for the leadership of the Manitoba NDP. McHale, a staff representative of the United Food and Commercial Workers union, became a member of the provincial NDP in 2016. In the southeast, her name has become synonymous with Steinbach’s first Pride march, as well as her campaign to remove same-sex marriage from the “sensitive issues” curriculum of the Hanover School Division.