On November 5, Niverville’s council set in motion the process of getting the community a new fire hall, as well as major upgrades to Highway 311 west.

It’s been two years since Niverville’s town council officially put forward a request to the province for the annexation of nearly 2,600 acres of land to the community’s east. On November 5, Mayor Myron Dyck announced that the request, as it was proposed, has been declined.

For as long as most Manitobans can remember, daylight savings time (DST) has been a biannual ritual we participate in for reasons which completely elude us.

On November 11, 2024, the Niverville Remembrance Day service is heading back to the Heritage Centre for another event that won’t soon be forgotten.

On October 22, the provincial government announced it will be dedicated increased funding toward the rehabilitation project already underway on the Louis Riel Bridge in Ste. Agathe.

On October 18, representatives from a variety of Manitoba organizations convened at Brandon University for a public launch and panel discussion on a new report entitled Connecting Communities: Strengthening Public Transportation Options in Rural Manitoba.