If there were ever one game you could watch that represented the entirety of the Winnipeg Jets 2017–18 campaign, Game 7 of the Western Conference Semifinals against the Nashville Predators would be it. 

Niverville Collegiate is tackling a brand new sport this spring, launching its first rugby team—and none of it would have happened without one student’s passion.

During the regular season, many around the hockey community thought that a matchup between the Winnipeg Jets and Nashville Predators would likely determine the winner of the NHL’s Western Conference. Unfortunately, due to the current playoff format, those two teams have been forced to face off against each other in the second round, as opposed to the Western Conference finals.

As the weather gets warmer, many adults and children are switching from four wheels to two. Biking is a great way to squeeze in some physical activity and get you from point A to point B, and with so many residents in our region commuting into Winnipeg, one way to include active transportation in your daily commute is to park and ride.

The Niverville Rush soccer team is set to begin their second year of play in the Winnipeg Youth Soccer Association (WYSA). The U15 team had great success in their first season, reaching the semifinals after achieving a regular season record of eight wins, two losses, and two ties, good enough for a fourth place finish of 14 teams.

Émilie is in Grade 10 at École/Collège Gabrielle-Roy. Émilie is in her ninth year of dance and is a senior dancer in the competitive program at Prairie Soul Dance Company.