In the coming weeks, as residents begin to get outside to enjoy their backyard spaces, Niverville’s town council wants to make sure everyone is doing it safely.

On March 21, parents of students at the Niverville High School (NHS) received early notice from principal Kimberley Funk of her impending transfer to another school in the division.

In recent weeks, approximately 700 private well owners in Niverville have been asked to give serious consideration to the idea of hooking up to the community’s municipal water system.

On Sunday, March 17, Imperial Oil Ltd. released a public statement indicating the necessity to shut down a fuel pipeline located just south of St. Adolphe. Known as the Winnipeg Products Pipeline (WPP), the line is used to transport gasoline, diesel, and jet fuel to supply agencies in Winnipeg and the greater Winnipeg region. It is operated by Imperial and used by both their company and other third-party customers.

If there’s one thing that can be said of the magnificent red barn that beckons from the corner of Highways 311 and 200, it’s that exciting new things are always happening there.

For the Seine River School Division (SRSD) board, the question of whether to raise school taxes for the 2024–25 school year was never a question. In the face of a nearly $5 million deficit, the big decision for this board is how much to raise them.