As another sign of a community on the rise, St. Adolphe now has its very own Subway restaurant. Footlong fans will be able to stop by 511 Main Street and get their fill of one of the world’s most popular food franchises.

On Monday, February 22, Niverville resident John Falk threw his hat in the ring as the Manitoba Liberal candidate for the Morris constituency. A gathering of friends, family, and media were on hand for the announcement at Slice of Life bakery.

On January 15–16, Town Council hunkered down for an extended group think at its annual planning sessions. This weekend-long summit provides an uninterrupted opportunity to hash through plans and possibilities for the coming year and rally around strategies to bring them to life.

This summer, Niverville is poised to pull back the curtain on its new community splash pad. The effort officially began with a ceremonial sod-turning event on September 16, 2015.

The Friends of the Plex, a local committee of volunteers, has been hard at work for the past year developing plans for a year-round indoor sports multiplex and new arena to be built in the Town of Niverville. Working alongside Town Council, they are currently in the fundraising stages.

A beautiful stretch of highway takes you from Winnipeg to The Highlands, winding 
south alongside the Red River to Niverville, Manitoba. Though only 20 minutes from Winnipeg, this endless stretch of fields and wooded riverbanks lets you know that you’ve entered a quieter, more relaxed way of living.