Niverville is home to a new group of professionals. S.M.A.R.T. Learning and Behaviour Network will be opening its doors at 295 Main Street, providing analysis, training, and tools to parents, teachers, daycare workers, and childcare professionals. The business name represents the many areas they address regarding childhood development: skills, motivation, academics, relationships, and training.

Earlier this year, the Bothwell Cheese Shop closed its doors for extensive renovations. On March 17, the shop reopened, showcasing a clean and modern new look—as well as better product selection.

The thorny question of LGBTQ rights has long been a hotbed for controversy in this country. Though Canada recognized same-sex marriage as a right in July 2005, becoming just the fourth country in the world to do so, legal battles have raged in the ensuing years—and perhaps nowhere has the debate been more intense than in our schools.

Every Thursday morning, without fail, they visit your street, whisk away your undesirables, and make your world a better place. Eastman Recycling Services (ERS) is a non-profit organization with a dual mission: to clean up the planet and support people with disabilities.

In 2016, Niverville will once again participate in the provincial Communities in Bloom program.

BSI Insurance has made a donation $2000 to Park Lemoine in Ste. Agathe.