Sandra Ingenmey lives life organized. In fact, that’s the name of her company. Life Organized started in 2015 when Ingenmey conducted market research, spoke to real estate professionals, consulted with friends, and found a gap in the area of organization, moving, and downsizing.

Niverville’s town council met on Tuesday, March 15 for a regularly scheduled meeting to discuss a few minor issues on the town’s agenda.

As of March 15, Manitoba’s pandemic provincial response level is set to green. If regular winter travellers didn’t jet-set during the coldest months of the year like they usually do, many are now giving themselves the green light to do just that.

For the second straight year, the Niverville Nighthawks had an up-and-down season. When they were playing well, the Nighthawks were hard to beat. They played strong and looked like one of the best teams in the MJHL.

The RM of Ritchot held their regularly scheduled council meeting on Wednesday, March 16. For the time being they are continuing to use a hybrid meeting model wherein the council meets in person but there is also an online and phone format available for participants to join.

Beth Downey has lived near Opa’s Park in Niverville for many years and has seen the greenspace become periodically neglected and misused. When she started to wonder who to contact about the park, she realized that she herself could step up.

The Winnipeg Jets continue to face a long uphill battle on their bid to make the playoffs, but a recent 4–3 overtime victory against the St. Louis Blues, coming at the end of a successful road trip, helps their case somewhat.

The shift to online learning and socialization has taken a toll on students, families, and educators alike. While remote life has been beneficial for some, the social strain of the pandemic has placed many young people, especially postsecondary students, at risk for a mental health challenge they may never have faced before.

The RM of Ritchot held their regularly scheduled council meeting on March 1, 2022. Councillor Ron Mamchuk was not in attendance.

For Manitobans, March is the time of year when we’re most ready for winter to leave. Anyone who made new year’s commitments surrounding health may be feeling discouraged. The exceptional snowy weather has many of us feeling the winter blues, and pain issues have been acting up because of the intense cold.