This past April, the Town of Niverville received welcome news: local infrastructure will be boosted to the tune of nearly $10 million in provincial funding. Those funds cover approximately half the cost to complete a major overhaul of Highway 311 west of the tracks and a resurfacing of the balance of Niverville’s Main Street east of the tracks. The town will bear the balance of the project’s cost.

The Niverville Nighthawks are ready to take their historic season to the national spotlight. Following their dominant run through the MJHL, they now embark on the longest road trip in franchise history—heading to Summerside, PEI, for the Centennial Cup. They arrive as the second-ranked team in the country and firmly in the conversation as a title contender.

In two short weeks, the Junior Pilots 18U Navy will head to nationals thanks to an incredible season of wins. From May 20–23, this women’s volleyball team from Providence University College will face off with others from across the country at the Youth National Championships in Calgary.

Fresh off their Turnbull Cup championship, the Niverville Nighthawks continue to add to a historic season, with national recognition now coming for both their bench boss and goaltender.

Should access to social media platforms and AI chatbots be banned for kids 16 years of age and younger? In Manitoba, this is one of the most contentious questions to arise in a long time. At an April NDP fundraising gala, Premier Wab Kinew announced his party’s intention to do just that.

For the past four years running, every Tuesday night from fall through spring, bingo lovers have been happily blotting their cards at Niverville Gold Rush Bingo (NGRB). On Tuesday, May 5, that tradition will come to a close as the NGRB committee officially hangs up their hats.