On Saturday, December 7, Manitobans of all ages and walks of life are being welcomed inside the Legislature for this year’s Holiday Open House. From 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., the halls of Manitoba’s capital will come alive with festive food and Christmas carol singing for everyone to participate.

Île-des-Chênes is a hopping little community where growth and change has become the new normal. Just seven minutes south of Winnipeg’s Sage Creek neighbourhood, Île-des-Chênes is located along the twinned Highway 59, meaning that commutes are a breeze. 

On the evening of Tuesday, February 20, a student from Niverville Collegiate Institute (NCI) issued a threat against the school on social media. The Instagram post included an image of a gun alongside the caption “Schools gonna be fun tomorrow.”

The Southeast Home Reno Show is coming to the TransCanada Centre in Île-des-Chênes on the weekend of March 23–25.

Few people have participated firsthand in all of Niverville’s incredible change and growth over the past 33 years as Jim Buys. Buys was hired on as Niverville’s first chief administrative officer (CAO) over three decades ago, and in 2018 he’s decided to complete his leg of the race and pass the baton.

Two assistant superintendents of the Hanover School Division announced on Wednesday, February 7, that they intend to retire. Rick Ardies will step down at the end of the current school year, and Chris Gudziunas will remain on until the end of the year to allow for a smooth transition process.

The seniors housing and daycare project proposed for the site of St. Adolphe’s old personal care home (PCH) has officially been dissolved.

Never in the history of Niverville has a dream grown and evolved more than the Niverville Heritage Centre campus. 

When we look globally, or at least at the Western world, the issues of gun control is largely an American problem. Our fine neighbours to the south have taken gun culture to levels that are unrivalled anywhere in the developed world. Citing the Second Amendment, the 200-odd-year American grudge against tyrannical leadership has fostered a race for citizens to arm themselves with increased firepower.

The first SRSD public meeting of 2024 kicked off on January 9 and trustees and senior admin wasted no time in addressing potential financial cuts and clawbacks.