Another golf season has come and gone at Old Drovers Run, and with the close of summer a new pair of golfers has been named champions of the course’s men’s league—or rather, an old pair.

The Niverville Nighthawks are off to the postseason for the second straight year after a convincing 5–1 victory over the Swan Valley Stampeders on the final night of the regular season. With the win, the Nighthawks finish the campaign in fourth place in the MJHL’s East Division with a record of 30–24–4.

In Indigenous tradition, hoop dancers are storytellers, and that’s exactly what the Mason sisters—Kimberly, Charisma, and Nakiyah—came to Niverville High School (NHS) on Tuesday, September 24 to do.

First elected as an MP for the Conservative Party of Canada in the 2013 byelection, Ted Falk has served the people of Provencher for about six years. Since that time, Falk has served as Vice-Chair of the Justice and Human Rights Committee and Deputy Shadow Minister of Employment, Workforce, Development and Labour. He’s also held positions on the Natural Resources, Public Safety, National Security Committee, Public Accounts, and Canadian Heritage committees.

Just like adults, kids need to stay active. The difference is that kids are usually quite willing to participate if Mom or Dad is willing to arrange it. Before driving your children to organized activities in Winnipeg, take a look at the wide range of fun programming close to home. Save the time, save the gas, and invest in your local community. 

Transgender health researcher, LGBTQ2 advocate, and author Trevor Kirczenow, formerly a professional violinist, is representing the Liberal Party of Canada in Provencher.

Fire Prevention Week is coming up on October 6–12, and this year’s theme is: “Not every hero wears a cape. Plan and practice your escape.”

While everyone’s sights were trained on the much-anticipated opening of Niverville’s new high school, the staff of Niverville Middle school (NMS) were busy with their own agenda: creating a new look and culture for students returning to Grades Five through Eight.

Long-time residents of Niverville will know the names of Jake and Irene Isaak. Unfortunately, the couple has left this world—Irene in 2013, and Jake in 2018—but one of their children recently decided to witness for herself the results of her parents’ extensive charitable legacy on the other side of the world.

Doctors Chris and Mairi Burnett are always on the hunt for new doctors to join their team at Niverville Open Health. Within the past month, two part-time physicians have settled in.