For its fortieth anniversary, the annual Terry Fox Run is coming to southeast Manitoba, including Niverville and the communities of Ritchot. The event will take place on Sunday, September 20—and, like so many events scheduled this year, will take place virtually, with runners uniting in spirit if not in person.

The Winnipeg Jets had a disastrous game one of their best-of-five series, losing two of their top players, Mark Scheifele and Patrik Laine, while falling to the Calgary Flames 4–1. Losing players of this caliber can have potentially devastating results during the playoffs, especially during this unique, one-of-a-kind qualifying round where there is no room for error.

The Town of Niverville’s kids summer camps are up and running, but at a lower capacity than usual due to special pandemic protocols that have been put in place. These protocols are meant to provide a safe and fun experience for children and staff this summer.

A high-flying local cheerleading organization, Phoenix Cheer Athletics (PCA), has received a major grant from the provincial government. As part of the Building Sustainable Communities fund, PCA will be given the handsome sum of $75,000. This is the maximum amount of money allowed to be rewarded to a single organization.

With the basketball season cut short, players and coaches from Niverville High School are looking back at what might have been.

Niverville Middle School’s first official school year, though shortened, has featured some particularly memorable highlights. One of those came when the Grade Eight girls basketball team took home the Zone 13 championship banner on March 10—the first of what the school hopes will be many more to come.