“Friday night bath music. Relaxed but not boring.” That’s how the musicians of Lounge FM describe their music.

If your new year’s resolution this year is to be more mindful, then there is a terrific opportunity awaiting you at the Niverville CRRC.

While there are hundreds of reasons urbanites might choose to move outside the perimeter, realtors can usually find a few common threads that are true for everyone. So if you want to discover the realities of rural life, it’s best to go straight to the horse’s mouth. What are residents of small towns saying? That life in the countryside is rich and bustling, and not as backwoods as one might think. Here are five things you might discover. 

The Winnipeg Jets shocked the hockey world on trade deadline day when they acquired centre Paul Stastny from their division rivals, the St. Louis Blues. But that wasn’t the only move general manager Kevin Chevaldayoff pulled off. In the dying minutes of the trade deadline, they also acquired depth defenseman Joe Morrow from the Montreal Canadiens.

Early in the morning of Wednesday, Thursday 21, a student at Niverville Collegiate Institute issued a threat against the school.

Construction is nearing completion on the new Pilot Flying J Travel Center along Highway 75 in Ste. Agathe. Although the location was initially expected to open in late January, delays resulted in pushing back the date by a few weeks.

Dozens of hardy athletes came through Niverville on Saturday, February 17 as part of the Actif Epica race. Participants in the race run and bike over one hundred kilometers from near the U.S. border up to Winnipeg through winter conditions, with several checkpoints along the way.

The Town of Niverville is accepting applications from parties interested in operating the canteen at Hespeler Park. The Request for Proposals was released on February 12, with proposals being accepted until 4:00 p.m. on March 23.

The St. Pierre Jolys RCMP is looking for the public’s help with their investigation into a series of thefts from motor vehicles in Niverville. According to reports, a darker-coloured minivan drove through town during the early morning January 26 and was captured by multiple video surveillance cameras.

Providence University College has been awarded $9,393 of federal funding, with the money dedicated to the ongoing effort to ensure the campus is accessible and barrier-free to students and visitors with special needs.