Less than two years after Seine River School Division’s (SRSD) superintendent/CEO Ryan Anderson accepted the position, he’s calling it quits.

It’s been well over a century since the first Caisse Populaire took root in Canada, started in Lévis, Québec by Alphonse Desjardins. In 1937, St. Malo became home to Manitoba’s first.

Massoud Horriat is neither a newcomer to St. Adolphe nor a stranger there. In fact, the name Massoud is as familiar in this small French community as the names of those who have spent their entire lives in the town.

Ritchot’s council hosted a special delegation at their May 22 meeting which once again resulted in a full council chamber. Many of those in attendance were residents who live along Marchand Road. They were represented by delegate and neighbour, Jim Wilderman.

This spring, Niverville’s Candace Alarie, founder and CEO of SOAK Bath Co, was given a special opportunity to attend an exclusive conference in Toronto hosted by lifestyle influencer Jillian Harris. SOAK was selected as one of only seven vendors to participate in an intimate pop-up market called Academy in the City.

The annual Niverville Olde Tyme Country Fair is almost upon us, and this year is bringing a few noteworthy changes to the way the midway operates in an effort to streamline the ticket-buying process.