HUB International’s Niverville branch has launched an initiative to raise funds for the town’s Community Resource Centre. 

Going into their eleventh year, the Imagine Mental Health Matters team wants the public to know that while they’ve closed the chapter on Niverville’s annual family fun run, at least for this year, they aren’t going anywhere. Instead they are working on new ideas, events, and initiatives that will keep people talking about mental health and suicide prevention.

From the ancient Egyptians to Homer Simpson, just about all of us have an understanding of one simple fact: beer is delicious. And if that beer happens to be real cold and the weather outside happens to be real warm, well then, we’ve got a recipe for a good day.

Santa Lucia Pizza is now open at 31 Main Street in Niverville. After renovation and utility hook-up delays, the takeout pizza place has been steadily busy

Matt Egan started playing hockey when he was only five years old. A decade later, the St. Adolphe resident is about to take a big step in his on-ice career: in early September, he’s heading out to Swan Valley to participate in the Swan River Stampeders’ 2018 Main Camp. 

The Niverville Wildcats girls softball program was a success this season, with only a few games needing to be cancelled due to rain or bad weather. Throughout the season, the diamonds at Hespeler Park were filled with girls softball, boys baseball, as well as adult slow pitch and a U6 Rally Caps for young boys and girls.

Several Niverville U10 soccer teams came home with medals from the season-ending tournament which took place in Beausejour on Saturday, June 23. Teams from Niverville, Steinbach, Grunthal, Vita, Beausejour, Landmark, Ste. Anne, Anola, Tyndall, and Blumenort all showed up to compete on a day that started out cool but ended with scorching heat.

Earlier this year, while the Stanley Cup playoffs were in full swing, whiteout parties were a happening thing—after all, everyone loves a good game! But consider: is it fair that these players are getting paid anywhere from $450,000 a year to Jonathan Toews making $13.8 million dollars for the 2017–2018 season?1

Clint and Angie Masse believe that outdoor adventure doesn’t have to be restricted to vacations in exotic locales. It can happen right here, just a stone’s throw from home, in sunny southeastern Manitoba. 

Three members of Niverville’s town council are eager to throw their hats in the ring for re-election. Earlier this month, councillors Chris Wiebe, Nathan Dueck, and Kevin Stott all announced their intention to run for second terms. The province-wide municipal election will take place October 24.