In June, The Citizen reported on the federal government’s clawback of carbon tax rebates for residents living in Niverville. As of this month, according to the federal government’s website, that tax rebate has been reinstated.

With a provincial election looming on October 3, many voters in Springfield-Ritchot will by now have noticed a new candidate on the scene. Tammy Ivanco is hoping to sway their votes in favour of the New Democratic Party (NDP).

A new family-run business is serving up smash burgers like you’ve never had them before. Duke’s Burger Company opened on August 27 on Highway 59 about one and a half miles north of the Highway 311 intersection

Following the results of a professional housing needs assessment, Ritchot’s economic development officer, Ryan Faucher, will soon be applying for federal funding in the hopes of filling gaps in the municipality’s housing options.

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.