Minor hockey has taken off again in Niverville, and so far the 2021 season has turned out to be one of the most exciting in many years.

In recent weeks, the NDP government announced their intent to give the minimum wage another boost, marking the fourth increase to Manitoba’s lowest wage in two years. By the fall, the minimum wage will have shot up by nearly $4 per hour since 2022.

For the second year in a row, all four volleyball teams at Gabrielle-Roy in Île-des-Chênes have struck paydirt. The Junior Varsity Boys, Junior Varsity Girls, Varsity Boys, and Varsity Boys each excelled during the regular season and qualified to compete in their respective provincial championships.

Métis and Mennonite heritage was on display as an authentic Red River cart was presented to the Town of Niverville at the Community Resource and Recreation Centre (CRRC) on Saturday, December 4.

Niverville’s town council met for a regularly scheduled meeting on Tuesday, December 7.

“No act of kindness, no matter how small, is ever wasted.” This quote from Aesop—an ancient Greek storyteller who is usually known for his famous collection, Aesop’s Fables—has inspired three Niverville residents to reach out to their community in search people in need this holiday season.

Niverville High School’s Junior Varsity Girls volleyball team has completed an undefeated season with a win at this year’s Provincials.

The Economic Developers Association of Manitoba (EDAM) recently held their fifth annual Manitoba Economic Development Awards at the EDAM Fall Forum in Virden. At the event, Joel Lemoine of Ste. Agathe took home a major award.

Eerily similar to the lengthy health challenges endured by COVID long-haulers, many businesses are also realizing that keeping their doors open will be… well, a long haul.

A Niverville family is taking steps to increase racism awareness after a local teacher was heard using the n-word while talking to a group of Grade Nine students in early November.