On July 2, the NDP government announced a new rebate program intended to incentivize drivers’ transition to electric vehicles (EV). The government’s selling points focus on helping people save on gas while reducing their greenhouse gas emissions.

A Maze in Corn, an outdoor amusement centre north of St. Adolphe, has been involved in an ongoing legal tussle with the provincial government over its operation of the Red River Floodway.

The Niverville United Church (NUC) quilting group has a long history of supporting fundraising initiatives, one stitch at a time. This spring, they were able to send some of that support overseas to Ukraine in the form of a quilt that sends a message of warmth, beauty, and courage to President Volodymyr Zelensky.

Approximately 600 guests converged at the St. Boniface Cathedral on June 25 in support and celebration of 65 École Régional Gabrielle-Roy (Gab-Roy) graduates. This year’s Grade Twelve class saw a 100 percent graduation rate.

As the 2024 school year comes to a close, a whole new platoon of excited high school graduates are getting ready to take on the world. The Citizen interviewed four of these seniors, from both the Niverville High School (NHS) and École Régional Gabrielle-Roy, to talk about their future plans.

Wednesday, June 26 will live on in the memories of graduates from Niverville High School (NHS) for decades to come. It’s the day that 72 twelfth-graders donned cap and gown to receive their long-awaited high school diploma.