After its inaugural year proved to be such a resounding success, Pizza Wars has returned to Niverville for another round. From May 1 to May 8, restaurants around the community are facing off to provide their cheesiest, most original and unique versions of everybody’s favourite pie.

Cooper Lavin is a 15-year-old tenth grader at Niverville High School. He’s also autistic and the coordinator of the school’s inaugural autistic awareness campaign.

For Canadians from coast to coast, it was a nail-biting night on Monday, April 28 as the results poured in from the country’s forty-fifth general federal election. It was many hours after polls closed, late into the night, before the results began to come into focus: the Liberal Party of Canada, led by new Prime Minister Mark Carney, has earned a rare fourth term in office.

On Saturday, May 3, the Manitoba Mennonite Historical Society (MMHS) will host a full lineup of events to coincide with their annual general meeting.

A pair of Niverville siblings, Colleen Dyck and Daniel Fewster, have been making some political headway in terms of enacting a new healthcare policy called Debbie’s Law.

Travis and Danielle Wiebe of 88 Carats Company are asking for help from the public after a theft occurred at their place of business on April 15.