Search Search Local News Aug 31, 2021 Getting to Know the Candidates: Janine Gibson, Green Party Canadians from coast to coast will be going to the polls on September 20 to elect a new federal government. Here in Provencher, five candidates have been announced so far. To help you make a decision ahead of election day, The Citizen has reached out to the candidates. Let’s get to know them. Local News Aug 30, 2021 Going Back to School Under the Pall of COVID As plans for the upcoming school year change, everyone involved—whether parents, teachers, or administrators—struggle to cope with the unfolding reality. Local News Aug 26, 2021 St. Adolphe Market Organizers Make Community Donations The team behind the monthly St. Adolphe Market, in addition to working hard to create opportunities for vendors in the area to find local customers, is intent on making meaningful donations to the community. Commentary Aug 25, 2021 Doing Good: The Psychological Origins of Altruism When we think of how our species evolved on this planet, Darwin’s famous maxim—“survival of the fittest”—comes to mind. One of the hallmarks of evolution is this idea, that the strong survive while the weak perish. Local News Aug 24, 2021 Lawyer Opens New Practice in Niverville A new law office is opening in Niverville and its sole practitioner is looking forward to serve the community. Local News Aug 23, 2021 Summer Contest Celebrates Exceptional Lawn Care A new contest in Niverville this summer is primed to recognize residents for their lawns—and especially this year, with the intense heat and dry conditions, maintaining a well-manicured lawn has required an unusual amount of tender love and care. Local News Aug 19, 2021 New Food Shop Bursts with Eastern European Flavour A new business in Île-des-Chênes is turning heads. KraveMore Foods, which focuses on Eastern European specialty foods and dessert, recently opened a physical storefront after operating as a delivery service throughout the summer. Local News Aug 18, 2021 Niverville Council Meeting in Review—August 17 Niverville’s town council met virtually on Tuesday, August 17 for a regularly scheduled meeting. Councillor Kevin Stott was not in attendance. Local News Aug 17, 2021 Manitoba’s First Wildlife Vet Hospital Opens in IDC Wildlife Haven in Île-des-Chênes has been lovingly caring for injured, sick, and orphaned animals since 1984. And as of August 4, they are officially home to Manitoba’s first wildlife veterinary hospital. Local News Aug 15, 2021 Federal Election Called for September 20 Canadians from coast to coast will be going to the polls on September 20 to elect a new federal government. The announcement came on Sunday, August 15 after newly installed governor general Mary Simon approved a request by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to dissolve Parliament. Pagination Load more Citizen Poll Have you, or someone you may know, ever been the victim of a phone scam? Yes. Although it can be hard to admit, I have lost money to a phone scam, or at least I know someone who has. 0% (0 votes) No. Although I have received suspicious calls or texts, I have yet to fall prey to these kinds of scammers. 0% (0 votes) Have a more nuanced opinion? Leave us a comment below: * By submitting a comment, you acknowledge that your feedback may be printed in a future edition of The Citizen. All responses will be anonymous unless signed by the writer. Signed comments are more likely to be published. Cell Number Comment
Local News Aug 31, 2021 Getting to Know the Candidates: Janine Gibson, Green Party Canadians from coast to coast will be going to the polls on September 20 to elect a new federal government. Here in Provencher, five candidates have been announced so far. To help you make a decision ahead of election day, The Citizen has reached out to the candidates. Let’s get to know them.
Local News Aug 30, 2021 Going Back to School Under the Pall of COVID As plans for the upcoming school year change, everyone involved—whether parents, teachers, or administrators—struggle to cope with the unfolding reality.
Local News Aug 26, 2021 St. Adolphe Market Organizers Make Community Donations The team behind the monthly St. Adolphe Market, in addition to working hard to create opportunities for vendors in the area to find local customers, is intent on making meaningful donations to the community.
Commentary Aug 25, 2021 Doing Good: The Psychological Origins of Altruism When we think of how our species evolved on this planet, Darwin’s famous maxim—“survival of the fittest”—comes to mind. One of the hallmarks of evolution is this idea, that the strong survive while the weak perish.
Local News Aug 24, 2021 Lawyer Opens New Practice in Niverville A new law office is opening in Niverville and its sole practitioner is looking forward to serve the community.
Local News Aug 23, 2021 Summer Contest Celebrates Exceptional Lawn Care A new contest in Niverville this summer is primed to recognize residents for their lawns—and especially this year, with the intense heat and dry conditions, maintaining a well-manicured lawn has required an unusual amount of tender love and care.
Local News Aug 19, 2021 New Food Shop Bursts with Eastern European Flavour A new business in Île-des-Chênes is turning heads. KraveMore Foods, which focuses on Eastern European specialty foods and dessert, recently opened a physical storefront after operating as a delivery service throughout the summer.
Local News Aug 18, 2021 Niverville Council Meeting in Review—August 17 Niverville’s town council met virtually on Tuesday, August 17 for a regularly scheduled meeting. Councillor Kevin Stott was not in attendance.
Local News Aug 17, 2021 Manitoba’s First Wildlife Vet Hospital Opens in IDC Wildlife Haven in Île-des-Chênes has been lovingly caring for injured, sick, and orphaned animals since 1984. And as of August 4, they are officially home to Manitoba’s first wildlife veterinary hospital.
Local News Aug 15, 2021 Federal Election Called for September 20 Canadians from coast to coast will be going to the polls on September 20 to elect a new federal government. The announcement came on Sunday, August 15 after newly installed governor general Mary Simon approved a request by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to dissolve Parliament.
