Cancer is an unapologetic thief, stealing lives without discrimination. Every one of us has been impacted by it to some degree—including our children. But some local kids are turning their own stories of loss into hope. Today we tell the story of Christian Harder.

Food. It’s essential for human life. It provides us with the energy and nutrients we need to perform our normal daily functions.

Approximately 300 Niverville residents turned out for an open house held by town council at the CRRC on March 1. According to Mayor Myron Dyck, it’s by far the largest turnout he’s seen for any municipal open house in his 20 years on council.

The St. Norbert Farmers’ Market (SNFM) has long established itself as one of the busiest and most anticipated outdoor markets in Manitoba. The market, located on South Pembina in Winnipeg, has been around for 31 years and operates as a non-profit co-op, providing Manitobans with fresh, locally grown and handmade products

The Sparkle Spring Gala, the third annual fundraising gala for the Community Resource Centre (CRC), descended upon the Heritage Centre in Niverville on Friday, May 10. Hundreds of guests showed up for the chance to contribute to a worthy cause—and have a good time doing it.

Big juicy burger and hand-cut fries anyone? Who doesn’t love a destination drive-in restaurant serving up hot, home-cooked comfort food?

For Laura Klassen of Niverville, charitable giving has taken on a far deeper meaning than just reaching into her wallet. On Easter Sunday, Klassen returned home from an eight-month volunteer tour with the Mercy Ships of Africa. This was her fourth such adventure in seven years.

A pair of moms are working together to help make a dream come true for a local teenager trying to get to the Western Canada Summer Games.

The second floor of Bistro 290 in Niverville will look very different the next time you visit. Black Chair Marketing has leased the space, moving their offices from just off Portage Avenue in Winnipeg.

Niverville’s Service to Seniors is hoping to give back in a big way by participating in the IG Wealth Management Walk for Alzheimer’s on June 1. The annual event will start at the Heritage Centre at 9:45 a.m. before following a route along Main Street to Fifth Avenue, ending in Hespeler Park around 12:30 p.m. where walkers will be greeted with a free barbecue lunch.