The Niverville Nighthawks gave it a spirited effort on Sunday afternoon at the CRRC but were ultimately thwarted 3–2 by the first-place Steinbach Pistons. With the loss, the Nighthawks stay in fourth place in the MJHL’s East Division with a record of 2–14–2.

It’s playoff time for the Niverville Clippers, with several teams chasing championship banners after a successful regular season run

Grande Pointe is a community so close to the city that it almost feels like a suburb. Just minutes from the south perimeter on Highway 59, this picturesque spot to put down roots lies on the banks of the tranquil Seine River. 

It may not be the first place you’d expect to get toned up and de-stressed, but the barn at Whitetail Meadow is, in fact, quite the idyllic spot. Since early January, participants have been rolling out their yoga mats for instruction in Yoga Fusion, led by certified fitness instructor Janice Burnett.

On Saturday, February 3, the Niverville Skating Club attended Eastman Regionals in Hazelridge, Manitoba. Five of the club’s figure skaters competed in Star 2 and Star 3 individual free skates, improv and elements, as well as team elements.

The Niverville Nighthawks continued their winning ways on Tuesday evening on the road, outscoring the Selkirk Steelers by 8–6 scoreline. With the win, they stay in fifth place in the MJHL’s East Division with a record of 17–9–1.

In days of old, towns were built around important community gathering places. They were social hubs. And while many may not realize it, the Niverville Heritage Centre fulfils that precise function.

Even in 2018, lots of people love 80s rock music—ACDC, Queen, Def Leppard, and the like. But Niverville-based musician Art Desaulniers doesn’t just love the music; he gets to live it onstage.

The Niverville Fair Committee has undergone a restructuring this year in order to ensure that the annual Olde Tyme Country Fair can continue to draw crowds—hopefully for years to come. The reality is that several consecutive of years of poor weather had put the fair on precarious financial footing.

Providence students and special guests have been busy brushing up on their British accents ahead of next month’s production of The Mousetrap.