Niverville’s council met on the morning of Tuesday, January 21 to discuss a variety of items on the town’s agenda. 

Despite concerns about whether renovations would be finished on schedule to avoid losing grant funding and daycare spots in Ritchot, the St. Adolphe Child Care Centre is currently in the process of hiring new staff and completing renovations. The centre is set to open as early as next month.

There’s been a constant buzz in Niverville surrounding the upcoming Community Resource and Recreation Centre (CRRC), and that’s just what one would expect when the federal and provincial governments make a local investment of more than $11 million. Clear evidence that the CRRC is only a year away can be seen in the rising 99,000-square-foot steel structure next to the high school. By early 2021, the building’s many amenities are expected to be in full use.

The 2019–2020 hockey season is turning out to be a strong and exciting one for the Hawks, St. Adolphe’s minor hockey association.

Garrett Hawgood of Niverville is a relative newcomer to politics. So new, as a matter of fact, that his Green Party campaign in the Springfield-Ritchot riding last fall got kickstarted just two weeks before the election.

Maintaining a moderate level of physical activity is an important part of healthy aging, helping to prevent injuries that could result from falls and fractures—and one of the best ways to stay active and keep moving is to get out into the great outdoors and walk.

The past month has been a disaster for the Winnipeg Jets, with only six wins in 15 games. Once sitting comfortably in third place in the Central Division, today the Jets find themselves in eighth place in the conference and fighting to stay in the second wild card playoff spot.

It’s been a full century since the dawn of the Roaring Twenties, a decade that went down in history as a time of dramatic social and political change along with widespread affluence the likes of which North America had never known before.

Robyn Pohrebniuk was among the local competitors to race through New York City on November 3, 2019 among over 53,000 runners from around the world.

Few people embody joy and contentment the way Annie Harder does. Annie is a resident of the Heritage Life Personal Care Home and an almost lifelong resident of Niverville. To those who know her, she is a ray of sunshine.