It’s the holiday at the end of fall that sees parents striving to roll Tinkerbell and Superman tights over long underwear and snowsuits. It has long been demonized for its origins and increase in violence and mischief. Anyone concerned about sugar intake, serious food allergies, or sensory issues has plenty of valid reasons to direct their ire at this macabre time of year

Just one day before Manitobans bore witness to the swearing in of their first Indigenous premier, one Niverville resident was in Ottawa to attend a national anti-racism conference of global significance.

Niverville Fire & Emergency Services will once again be hosting a perogy supper fundraiser on Saturday, November 11. The dinner will run from 5:00 to 7:30 p.m. Donations are accepted, and any donations over $20 will be issued a tax receipt.

The Steinbach Pistons put on an impressive performance to swiftly dispatch the Niverville Nighthawks by a score of 7–1. With the loss, the Nighthawks move to third place in the MJHL’s East Division with a record of 6–3–1.

The Niverville Foundation’s inaugural wine and cheese event was held on October 20 at the Heritage Centre. Invited guests included community and foundation supporters of all stripes and demographics, there to hear about some big changes recently undertaken this year.

Today, Manitoba swears in its first First Nations premier, Wab Kinew. This watershed moment is significant not only for the almost 165,000 Indigenous people who make Manitoba home, representing 12 percent of the population, but for the province as a whole.