On February 9, the province rolled out their education subsidization plans for the 2026–27 school year. This year, new money is available to help school divisions provide teacher salary harmonization.

After months of debate over the demands of a group of citizens to defund the local public library, Winkler’s municipal council has reached a decision.

When one door closes, sometimes the accompanying window can’t open until someone builds it. Niverville High School (NHS) student Antonio DaPalma is a builder of such proverbial windows.

The start of a new semester is as good a time as any to encourage new student habits. In that vein, the Hanover School Division has instituted a new policy this month designed to help senior students develop better sleep routines. 

After dropping back-to-back games for the first time this season, the Niverville Nighthawks responded in emphatic fashion Wednesday night, erupting for eight goals in an 8–1 win over the Winnipeg Blues at the CRRC. The victory completed a perfect six-game season sweep of the Blues and pushed Niverville to their fortieth win of the campaign.

On February 11, the NDP officially launched a study designed to look for ways to make groceries in this province more affordable.

For the sixth and final time this season, the Niverville Nighthawks and Steinbach Pistons met head-to-head—and once again, it delivered with playoff-level intensity.

It was a special night inside the CRRC on Saturday—not just because Valentine’s Day brought love into the air, but because special teams stole the spotlight.

It may have taken a little while, but the Niverville Nighthawks looked like a team returning to form Monday afternoon, erupting for four third-period goals en route to an emphatic 8–3 victory over the Selkirk Steelers at the CRRC.

February in Manitoba brings plenty of opportunities to overcome the winter blues. There’s a day dedicated to love and a festival dedicated to honouring our unique francophone heritage. The entire month of February, though, celebrates literacy, and the roots of I Love to Read Month are distinctly Manitoban.