As the weather gets warmer, many adults and children are switching from four wheels to two. Biking is a great way to squeeze in some physical activity and get you from point A to point B, and with so many residents in our region commuting into Winnipeg, one way to include active transportation in your daily commute is to park and ride.

Students presented their annual musical, Summer Camp, at the Niverville Elementary School from April 25–26. Grade Four students took the acting roles while Grade Three students comprised the choir.

Old Drovers Run in Niverville is about to swing into action for another season. The nine-hole links-style course is scheduled to open May 4.  

During the regular season, many around the hockey community thought that a matchup between the Winnipeg Jets and Nashville Predators would likely determine the winner of the NHL’s Western Conference. Unfortunately, due to the current playoff format, those two teams have been forced to face off against each other in the second round, as opposed to the Western Conference finals.

Niverville Collegiate is tackling a brand new sport this spring, launching its first rugby team—and none of it would have happened without one student’s passion.

For the St. Malo chapter of Operation Red Nose (ORN), 2024 marks the fifth year that they’ve been providing safe rides throughout southeast Manitoba, helping keep everyone safer on the roads.

On Saturday, April 14, the Heritage Centre atrium was filled with blooming colour and lively anticipation for the summer ahead. The first annual Garden and Outdoor Living Show, organized by Heritage Centre staff and Shirley Hoult of Communities in Bloom, is a fundraising event supporting greenspace initiatives around the community. 

Your backyard should be your escape—a place where you can let your hair down, put your feet up, and enjoy a cold drink and a great view. After eight months of being wrapped up and cooped up, Manitobans are ready to take things outside. 

Why is it that I can recall today, with incredible clarity and detail, where I was and what I was doing over 40 years ago when listening to my favourite song on the radio, and yet I cannot remember just now why I walked into the next room?

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