At a press conference this afternoon, Minister of Education Cliff Cullen appeared alongside Dr. Brent Roussin to announce changes to the public health orders as they relate to our province’s schools.

Starting on Sunday, May 9, Manitobans will be subject to strengthened public health orders. He calls it a short-term solution with the rate of vaccination picking up speed.

The last year has been one of challenges and tragedy at the Niverville MCC Thrift Shop, but the volunteers and employees who keep the store running say they are adjusting to this new normal and doing everything they can to keep their employees and customers safe.

Niverville’s town council held a brief virtual meeting on Tuesday, May 4 at 9:00 a.m.

The end of the COVID-19 pandemic is in sight. After more than a year since the first case hit Canada, it seems like a significant understatement to say that everyone is ready for a return to normal. Movies, malls, restaurants, and of course family and faith gatherings are all going to be back on the menu very soon.

A lot has changed for the Winnipeg Jets over the past few weeks. They were challenging the Toronto Maple Leafs in back-to-back games for first place in the Scotia North Division on April 22–24. The Leafs outscored the Jets 9–4 in those games, increasing their lead in the division and sending the Jets into a downward spiral.

For the next two weeks, the provincial government will be embarking on an online engagement survey to hear directly from the public about what they think should be done to improve the Louis Riel Bridge, which crosses the Red River at Ste. Agathe.

Although a finalist, St. Adolphe did not win the Kraft Hockeyville contest earlier this year and its large $250,000 grand prize. Nonetheless, the organizers behind the campaign are quick to point out that the town has plenty to be thankful for—and the community spirit and good vibes will stick around for a long time to come.

A rising star from Niverville has taken his music career from his small town roots to the bright lights of Nashville. Jordan St. Cyr is now hoping to reach even greater heights, but to do that he needs a little help from his hometown fans.

On Tuesday, April 20, Niverville’s town council met to announce the details of their annual budget. The meeting began with a reading of the town’s 2021 financial plan.