On Saturday, September 30 between 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m., the St. Adolphe Friendship Trail Volunteer Group (FTVG) will host a Truth and Reconciliation Day event in honour of residential school survivors.

On September 5, Niverville’s council resumed their monthly morning public meetings after a short summer break.

September 2023 marks exactly eight years since The Citizen newspaper made its debut. The new publication was met with such optimism in 2015 that, before long, its circulation grew beyond Niverville to include most of the neighbouring towns.

Candidates from each of Manitoba’s four major political parties gathered at the University of Winnipeg on Tuesday, August 29 to discuss their climate and environment commitments leading up to this fall’s provincial election.

On October 3, Manitobans will be going to the polls for the province’s forty-third general election. The official campaign period is expected to kick off on September 5, with Premier Heather Stefanson requesting the issuance of a writ of election from Lieutenant-Governor Anita Neville.

With kids soon heading back to school, drivers throughout Niverville and Ritchot are reminded to slow down to 30 kilometres per hour in the region’s various reduced speed zones beginning on September 1.