If you’ve ever attended the Niverville Olde Tyme Country Fair, or virtually any other southern Manitoba festival, you’ll be familiar with Wonder Shows, a travelling carnival company. Thanks to a recent move from the federal government, however, its owner says 2024 may have been the last hurrah for operations like his.

On Saturday, September 7, the annual Truck Ride for Special Olympics fundraiser will kick off at the TC Energy Centre in Île-des-Chênes.

In the past decade, voices for environmental change have been decrying mankind’s addiction to fossil fuel use, citing its impact on greenhouse gas emissions. In response, governments have been introducing new zero-emission target strategies.

For the past seven years, a prime piece of real estate in St. Adolphe—namely, 420 Main Street, formerly the site of a nursing home—has remained untouched. It hasn’t been for a lack of trying.

Upcoming renovations to 226 Main Street in Niverville will open the door to a significant business expansion. The Niverville Community General Store, owned by Chuck and Amy Allen, are getting ready to move in.

Businesses at 226 Main Street in Niverville are excited for an extensive renovation coming to their building that will feature a fresh exterior look with improved accessibility at entrances, as well as expanded parking.