Braelynn Bodman is two and a half years old. For the first six months of her life, she seemed to everyone who knew her to be a healthy baby.

Playing baseball was perhaps inevitable for Niverviller Kennedy Sproule—it’s in her genes, she thinks. 

It’s no secret that staying fit is one of the key components of feeling better and living longer. Health experts have long been singing its praises. And the more research they do, the more benefits they uncover.

There is no public library in Niverville, but residents are taking matters into their own hands to improve the town access to books.

After a disappointing Labour Day weekend for Winnipeg sports fans, one that saw the Blue Bombers drop their third straight game, the Jets had some news to share. The club announced that they had extended captain Blake Wheeler’s contract, with the two sides agreeing on Tuesday morning to a five-year deal worth a total $41.25 million.

It’s been just over a year since the RM of Ritchot’s last municipal election, and on October 24 residents will find themselves back at the polls.

Many Manitoba school divisions will be breathing a sigh of sweet relief after an announcement from the province on February 1 promising more operating funding to come.

Last year, as part of a joint venture between the RM of Ritchot and Niverville Heritage Holdings Inc. (NHHI), government grants were secured to build a 90-spot daycare facility in St. Adolphe, along with the promise of operational funding after the daycare was built.

We only get one body and one life, and there are a thousand reasons to protect and preserve both. Yet when life gets busy, our health is one of the first things to take the hit. Fast food replaces healthy options and relief medications replace the search for the root cause. 

Sarah is seven years old and is going into Grade Two.