Following concerns raised by residents of Île-des-Chênes (IDC) over the bump-outs being built along the community’s Main Street, changes are underway.

Two months ago, Niverville’s town council announced their plan to meet the community’s future policing needs. They say that a new RCMP detachment will be created and staffed by 2023, a decision which council has indicated was made in large part based on the findings of a study they commissioned in 2018 but which until now hasn’t been available to the public.

Couples struggling to get pregnant will be glad to know that the provincial government is increasing fertility supports this year.

The Winnipeg Jets gutted out a victory on Saturday night, beating the Calgary Flames 4–2 to snap a five-game winless streak.

Pet adoptions increased during the pandemic because a lot of people were home more than usual. Many people felt the time was right to adopt or foster for the first time.

Perhaps you’ve felt it—an overwhelming feeling of dread, doubt, and fear that strikes without warning and leaves you uncertain and shaken. Most often it comes upon us at times when we should be feeling at our best, when we’re excelling personally or professionally. We may receive compliments and encouragement, but that just makes us feel worse.

The south end of St. Adolphe may become a little busier after Ritchot’s council voted in favour last week of rezoning two lots from Agricultural Limited to Commercial General. The lots are located across Highway 200 from the Tourond Creek development.

Ritchot’s council met on the evening of November 17 to address a variety of items on their agenda. The meeting was presented online with the majority of council members meeting in-person at the RM office’s meeting chambers.

A few months have passed since the initial announcement that a new Manitoba Junior Hockey League franchise is coming to Niverville, and news has been quiet ever since. But the board of directors has been hard at work behind the scenes, getting a significant amount of work done in preparation for the team’s first season next fall.

After taking a year off due to the pandemic, Niverville’s annual Winterfest event is a go for this year. Winterfest is a craft sale and market that takes place every year at the Niverville Heritage Centre.