Community in Bloom (CiB) is all about creating beautiful spaces that instill a sense of community pride, and on July 30 the Niverville chapter held a luncheon to thank key people who have been integral in this pursuit.

The Niverville Recreation team has a lot more options now that the Community Resource and Recreation Centre has opened its doors.

A two-vehicle car accident in Ste. Agathe on Sunday, August 8 has ended in tragedy.

Manitoba schools will return to in-person learning under close to normal conditions when the new school year kicks off in September, Minister of Education Cliff Cullen announced on August 5.

Changes are coming to Manitoba’s public health orders on Saturday, August 7. Citing steadily rising vaccination rates and continued declines in new COVID-19 cases, Premier Brian Pallister and Dr. Brent Roussin announced at a press conference on August 3 that the province will eliminate many restrictions.

Once upon a time, long ago, I went to church. My family went to church every week without fail and I liked church as a young child. I felt safe and close to holiness, even if I didn’t recognize that this is what I felt.

Farmers across southeastern Manitoba are worried this year, and they’re not alone. Drought conditions all across the province, and even throughout western Canada, have produced a somewhat bleak outlook for this year’s crop.

The number of sports teams playing in Niverville continues to grow. This summer will mark the inaugural season for the Niverville Force, a new soccer team who will begin play after the August long weekend.

Niverville’s town council met virtually on the evening of Tuesday, July 20 for a regularly scheduled meeting. After some brief, standard housekeeping issues, they opened with the first of three public hearings.

The Niverville Dog Park is undergoing some significant upgrades and needed repair work this summer.