After two years of pandemic interruptions, Clipper Ice Sports is both happy and relieved to lower the curtain on yet another successful season of local minor hockey—a season that was allowed to be played from start to finish.

After an impressive season, the U13 AA Eastman Selects have come out on top of their league, being named city champs—and they did it with the help of five local players who earlier in their young careers played for the Niverville Clippers.

Evergreen Therapy is now open at the Niverville Heritage Centre, offering another option for those seeking help with their relational or mental health.

Aidan Ballance is the next player to sign a letter of commitment with the Niverville Nighthawks. The 2003-born Edmontonian is the first forward to sign with the club, and the third player to be signed from B.C. hockey leagues.

The cost of groceries is going up and there is a complex network of reasons why. Whether you see it as inflation, supply shortages, or gas prices, dinner table discussion has recently turned toward the topic of what’s on the dinner table and how much it cost to get it there.

There are few human rites of passage that are truly universal. Every culture is different and holds to unique conventions. Some cultures have ceremonies for children reaching a certain age, many have traditions involving certain foods, and some celebrate thanksgiving or other harvest festivals.

The Niverville Nighthawks has secured another player this past week, with Carter Spirig signing a letter of intent to join the new squad in September. Spirig currently plays for the Canadian Athletic Club U18AAA Canadians.

The 2021 Manitoba Hockey Hall of Fame Community Award recipient has been announced, and it’s the St. Adolphe Community Club.

Thanks to the federal government’s Housing, Infrastructure and Communities grant, Niverville’s town council will have an additional $33,000 to help enhance its active transportation network.

A new doctor will begin practicing at Open Health Niverville on June 1, 2022. Dr. Lila Boroditsky is joining the team as a full-time general family doctor starting in late spring.