According to a news release from the RCMP, a driver has been charged after an altercation with a police officer in Niverville. The incident occurred on the afternoon of Thursday, April 7.

Ritchot’s council chambers were filled to capacity, with overflow into the foyer, at their public meeting held on April 17.

The Eastman Speed Skating Club (ESSC) relocated from Steinbach to the Community Resource and Recreation Centre in Niverville this year, and Vice President Cassandra Tetrault says that the move to the large, brand-new facility has prompted a significant increase in interest and a growth in the club’s membership.

Niverville’s town council convened on April 5 for a regularly scheduled meeting. Deputy Mayor John Funk was not in attendance.

The RM of Ritchot held a regularly scheduled council meeting on April 5, 2022. Mayor Chris Ewen was not in attendance as he was in Regina on business with the Association of Manitoba Municipalities.

After finding success with their shop Luminous Skin & Laser in Winnipeg, co-owners Rafia Aziz and Mohammad Chaudhry are now ready to open a second location, this time in Niverville.

At 101, Jacob Falk has been told he is the oldest resident of Niverville. Despite his age, Mr. Falk’s daughter-in-law Anne says that he is still remarkably hale and hearty.

Manitoba’s newest MJHL team, the Niverville Nighthawks, is gearing up for its first season. Although there are many moving parts to getting the team ready to hit the ice, right now one of the top priorities is finding billet homes for all the players.

Approximately 600 guests converged at the St. Boniface Cathedral on June 25 in support and celebration of 65 École Régional Gabrielle-Roy (Gab-Roy) graduates. This year’s Grade Twelve class saw a 100 percent graduation rate.

The Niverville Nighthawks are entering the MJHL in a big way with the release of its official team logo.