As I sit and write this, my legs are burning and my arms feel like they’re going to fall off. This isn’t necessarily a bad thing. It will only hurt for a day or two… or so I tell myself. 

Another season has ended for the local Good Time Hockey League, and the Chiefs have carried the day. After losing the first game in the best-of-three finals against the Dark Knights, the Chiefs roared back to win both the second and third matches to clinch the title.

The Niverville Skating Club celebrated the end of its second season with the annual Achievement Night at the Niverville Arena on Friday, March 10. The theme was “movin’ and groovin’”. 

Niverville’s Junior Varsity Girls team won bronze at this year’s provincials tournament in Winnipeg, and the Immanuel Christian School.

Niverville’s Novice A Clippers won the Eastman Championship in the deciding game on Monday, March 6 in Steinbach.

One of the biggest issues plaguing the Jets since their return in 2011 has been their inability to stay out of the penalty box. Winnipeg leads the league in times shorthanded (1,577) and power play goals allowed (314) over the past six seasons.

November 19–25 is National Addictions Awareness Week. What better time to talk about the phenomenon of vaping and the hold that it has, in particular, on Canadian youth?

Julia is a Grade 10 student at Niverville Collegiate. She loves sports and participates on her high school soccer, volleyball, and basketball teams

Last October, Deb Brissette opened the Highlands Art Studio out of her home in Niverville. Brissette offers art lessons to children on Wednesday and Thursday evenings, and also facilitates paint parties. She has also taught classes in other towns throughout the region, including St. Pierre-Jolys, Ste. Agathe, and St. Malo.

Happily Ever After Parties specializes in helping dreams come true—specifically for kids who dream of meeting their favourite princess or superhero, and for parents who dream of achieving this without having to fly the family all the way to Disneyworld.