The Niverville Skating Club participated in the 2017 Eastman/Winnipeg Regional STARSkate Championships on January 28–29 at the Terry Sawchuk Arena in Winnipeg.

Niverville’s Junior Varsity Panthers girls basketball team has only played four games so far this season, but so far they boast an undefeated record.

It’s hard to believe, but Niverville’s curling season is already half over. This is the harsh reality when your town’s curling rink is made of natural ice.

On November 14, Seine River School Division trustees voted to restore full funding to the Kids at Play (KAP) program as well as bussing for students living within .8 and 1.6 kilometres of their schools.

Île-des-Chênes Minor Hockey’s youngest players are on the Initiation teams, learning the basics of hockey, sportsmanship, and playing as a team. There are two teams this year—Initiation White and Initiation Black.

On January 17, École St. Adolphe School held a ribbon-cutting to mark the completion of a new playground. The school’s multipurpose room filled with eager students as they saw the big red ribbon and giant scissors. Among the delegates were Ritchot Mayor Jackie Hunt, Recreation Director Marcel Bazin, and representatives from the Seine River School Division, HTFC Planning and Design, Caisse Financial Group, St. Adolphe Child Care Centre, West Jet, Glenlea Greenhouses, and Valleywest Landscaping. 

The Novice Clippers hosted a large home tournament on January 27–29 at the Niverville Arena, with 14 teams registered.

As winter reaches the halfway point, communities all over the southeast region are celebrating the season in their own unique ways.

Cayden started curling in 2014 when the Niverville Curling Club started the youth curling program. 

For a long time, I’ve had this understanding—or maybe lack of understanding—of what yoga actually is. From my point of view, seeing glimpses of yoga on television shows or in movies, I thought yoga was about stretching.