Karla Boyechko is a pretty average Canadian. She enjoys life in her mid-size home with her partner and three small dogs. She’s an educator by trade and lives a comfortable life.

Scott and Meghan Beasant of Niverville know bees. They know the little honey-producers so well, in fact, that they’ve collaborated in business with them to create Bzzzant Honey.
 

This summer, the Town of Niverville completed its latest sidewalk repairs. The old cobblestone walkways were replaced on both sides of Main Street between Second Avenue and Third Avenue.

“Wherever you are in the world, you won’t have to pay for a drink of water when you are thirsty.” This is the mantra of the BlueW organization and the reason that Niverville has become one of the newest members of this international, community-based program. 

For the fourth year in a row, a pair of local politicians joined forces to host a constituency barbecue in Niverville.

This August, Growing Minds is getting set to celebrate an auspicious occasion, the tenth anniversary of opening Niverville’s first and only licensed daycare centre. On August 22, Growing Minds’ staff and board members invite the community to come and celebrate with them from 5:00–8:00 p.m. in Hespeler Park.

This summer marked the thirtieth anniversary of Ste. Agathe’s Cheyenne Summer Fest, held July 20–21, and Mother Nature responded with sunny skies and warm temperatures for the nearly 1,000 visitors to the two-day event. 

When a recent report came out suggesting that the Jets and Trouba were once again far apart in terms of dollars while discussing a new deal, it felt like a flashback to the 2016 offseason, when the then-22-year-old Trouba believed he was worth $6 million before ultimately signing a two-year deal with an annual average value of $3 million. That deal was signed on November 7, just three weeks prior to the December 1 deadline for restricted free agents (RFAs) to decide whether to sign a deal or become ineligible to play the rest of the season.

In mid-July, the Town of Niverville experienced a brief interruption to its water services.

If you’re a Niverville resident whose home or business is not yet connected to the municipal water service, town council wants to hear from you.