Local News Categories All News Local News Sports & Recreation Commentary Arts & Culture Local News Jan 20, 2026 Farmers’ Market Dream Sprouts in Niverville For more than a year, the gears have been turning to create a permanent farmers’ market in Niverville. If all goes as planned, the market will be an annual summer event beginning in 2026. Local News Jan 12, 2026 Province Rolls Out Digital Health Cards As previously promised by the provincial government, 2026 has kicked off with the rollout of a digital health card initiative. It’s one more way, the province says, to make healthcare more accessible. Local News Jan 12, 2026 Annual Business Expo Returns with New Name, New Features For the third year running, business owners, entrepreneurs, and innovators from around the province are invited to meet under one roof in the rural southeast for a day of networking, inspiration, and learning. Local News Jan 08, 2026 An Army of Kindness: Celebrating Senior Volunteers Niverville Service to Seniors boasts a plethora of programs created specifically for older residents. Few stop to acknowledge, though, that it takes an army of volunteers to make this programming work, and the majority of them are themselves seasoned individuals. Local News Jan 19, 2022 Cannabis Retailer Urban Flavours Opens This Month It was May of 2019 when Manitoba began the process of allowing legal cannabis sales. Local News Jan 18, 2022 Canada Post Unveils New Niverville Location Canada Post will open their new location at 41 Main Street in Niverville at 6:00 a.m. on Monday, January 24. In preparation for the move, the post office will close on Friday, January 22 at 12:00 p.m. Local News Jan 16, 2022 Regional Recycling Company to Close in 2022 After 29 years in business in southeastern Manitoba, enVision’s Eastman Recycling Services (ERS) will be closing its doors. Local News Jan 06, 2022 Local Healthcare Workers Face Harassment An increasing number of healthcare professionals are experiencing mistreatment, harassment, and threats due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and the overall rise in social tension. Local News Jan 05, 2022 Niverville Council Meeting in Review—January 4 Niverville’s town council met for a very brief meeting on Tuesday, January 4 at 9:00 a.m. Councillor Kevin Stott was excused due to illness. Local News Jan 04, 2022 Surgical Backlog Exacting a Heavy Local Toll Manitobans are facing a growing number of postponed surgeries and diagnostic procedures. At last count, an estimated 160,000 procedures had been cancelled or pushed back, affecting local residents from a variety of demographics, all of them in a prolonged wait and being forced to face tough conditions. Local News Jan 04, 2022 Province Delays In-Person Classes By One Week In response to the escalating surge of COVID-19 cases in the province, the provincial government announced on January 4 that in-person classes would be further delayed. Local News Dec 30, 2021 Staying Afloat the Goal for Local Business For two years, local businesses have been asked to endure the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic. Restrictions have been tightened and loosened. Getting supplies into the heart of the country has gotten more difficult. Also, interest rates are rising and loans being recalled. Pagination Load more Citizen Poll Are you concerned about the size, scale, and energy and water usage of the proposed data centre in Île-des-Chênes? Choices Yes. The massive scale of the facility and its impact on our natural resources should be a matter of great consequence for locals. * No. The economic and technological benefits outweigh worries about the potential use of local resources. * Vote Have a more nuanced opinion? Leave us a comment below: * By submitting a comment, you acknowledge that your feedback may be printed in a future edition of The Citizen. All responses will be anonymous unless signed by the writer. Signed comments are more likely to be published. Cell Number Comment
Local News Jan 20, 2026 Farmers’ Market Dream Sprouts in Niverville For more than a year, the gears have been turning to create a permanent farmers’ market in Niverville. If all goes as planned, the market will be an annual summer event beginning in 2026.
Local News Jan 12, 2026 Province Rolls Out Digital Health Cards As previously promised by the provincial government, 2026 has kicked off with the rollout of a digital health card initiative. It’s one more way, the province says, to make healthcare more accessible.
Local News Jan 12, 2026 Annual Business Expo Returns with New Name, New Features For the third year running, business owners, entrepreneurs, and innovators from around the province are invited to meet under one roof in the rural southeast for a day of networking, inspiration, and learning.
Local News Jan 08, 2026 An Army of Kindness: Celebrating Senior Volunteers Niverville Service to Seniors boasts a plethora of programs created specifically for older residents. Few stop to acknowledge, though, that it takes an army of volunteers to make this programming work, and the majority of them are themselves seasoned individuals.
Local News Jan 19, 2022 Cannabis Retailer Urban Flavours Opens This Month It was May of 2019 when Manitoba began the process of allowing legal cannabis sales.
Local News Jan 18, 2022 Canada Post Unveils New Niverville Location Canada Post will open their new location at 41 Main Street in Niverville at 6:00 a.m. on Monday, January 24. In preparation for the move, the post office will close on Friday, January 22 at 12:00 p.m.
Local News Jan 16, 2022 Regional Recycling Company to Close in 2022 After 29 years in business in southeastern Manitoba, enVision’s Eastman Recycling Services (ERS) will be closing its doors.
Local News Jan 06, 2022 Local Healthcare Workers Face Harassment An increasing number of healthcare professionals are experiencing mistreatment, harassment, and threats due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and the overall rise in social tension.
Local News Jan 05, 2022 Niverville Council Meeting in Review—January 4 Niverville’s town council met for a very brief meeting on Tuesday, January 4 at 9:00 a.m. Councillor Kevin Stott was excused due to illness.
Local News Jan 04, 2022 Surgical Backlog Exacting a Heavy Local Toll Manitobans are facing a growing number of postponed surgeries and diagnostic procedures. At last count, an estimated 160,000 procedures had been cancelled or pushed back, affecting local residents from a variety of demographics, all of them in a prolonged wait and being forced to face tough conditions.
Local News Jan 04, 2022 Province Delays In-Person Classes By One Week In response to the escalating surge of COVID-19 cases in the province, the provincial government announced on January 4 that in-person classes would be further delayed.
Local News Dec 30, 2021 Staying Afloat the Goal for Local Business For two years, local businesses have been asked to endure the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic. Restrictions have been tightened and loosened. Getting supplies into the heart of the country has gotten more difficult. Also, interest rates are rising and loans being recalled.
