In late September, board members of the Winnipeg Metro Region (WMR) met with Ian Bushie, Minister of Municipal Relations, after the organization failed to successfully roll out Plan20-50 this summer.

The Niverville Nighthawks’ losing streak extended to three games on a Wednesday night road trip where they clashed with the Portage Terriers and came up short, falling 3–1.

The Niverville Nighthawks are clinging to the final playoff spot in the MJHL by a thread after a 4–1 loss to the Dauphin Kings on Saturday night. With the loss, the Nighthawks stay in fourth place for the final playoff spot, but they’re up just two points in the MJHL’s East Division with a record of 23–22–4.

Residents of Ritchot joined its council and RM staff on October 16 for the official grand opening of the newly renovated civic office.

During the week of October 6–12, fire departments across the country set to the task of educating the public on this year’s fire safety theme: smoke alarms and making them work for you. Fire Safety Week is held every October, produced by the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA).

The Niverville MCC Thrift Shop has reached a remarkable milestone: it has been serving the community for 50 years.

On Friday night at the CRRC, the Niverville Nighthawks got back in the win column after a three-game losing skid. The victory over the Winnipeg Blues was close, with a final score of 3–2 victory over the Winnipeg Blues.

Almost three years after releasing his debut album, local country musician Brady Kenneth is back in the spotlight, dropping his new single at the beginning of February, and getting ready to release an EP in the spring.

Canadians use approximately 57 million single-use plastic straws every day.1 That’s a huge amount of plastic that gets used for a few minutes before it winds up in landfills or choking up water bodies.

After weeks of speculation that the Jets were in the market for a big name forward, general manager Kevin Chevaldayoff swung five trades, improving depth and adding a huge piece to the puzzle when it comes to competing for the Stanley Cup. This calls for my annual take on the old adage: “Who says Kevin Chevaldayoff doesn’t like to make trades?” The team isn’t rebuilding anymore, retaining its asset. The Jets are now a buyer.