On February 24, Manitoba Premier Heather Stefanson and Municipal Relations Minister Andrew Smith announced the rollout of an additional 28 percent, or $47 million, in municipal funding this year.

Following approval of the first reading of the 2023 budget plan, Niverville’s town council is inviting all residents to join them at the Community Resource and Recreation Centre on March 21 at 7:00 p.m. Here, they’ll have an opportunity to ask questions, provide feedback, or object to any component in the town’s newest financial plan.

On February 21, Niverville’s town council took up a public meeting discussion on the impact of a major jump in RCMP costs going forward.

Ritchot council, together with the Recreation Advisory Committee (RAC), has named ten local facilities that will be eligible for municipal funding in 2023. A total of $357,000 will be distributed this year to a variety of recreation initiatives throughout the municipality.

Niverville’s town council is hosting a series of open houses in the hopes of gathering public feedback on the future design and buildout of intersections along Highway 311.

Social media users in Niverville and the surrounding area have in recent years flocked to the Niverville Community Group (NCG) on Facebook. It’s been an active forum for people looking to share stories, discuss news, and promote local businesses and services.