The Niverville Elementary School addition, which has been underway throughout the summer and fall, is on track for completion at the end of October, confirms Hanover School Division Superintendent Randy Dueck. The addition will introduce five urgently needed new classrooms to the crowded school.

With 493 post-secondary students enrolled in classes this year, Providence is boasting its highest enrollment since the 2009–10 academic year.

Mark your calendars! The Niverville Fire & EMS Department will be hosting their annual perogy dinner fundraiser on Friday, November 11 from 4:30 to 7:00 p.m. at the Golden Friendship Centre.

Dozens of parents filed into the Hanover School Division (HSD) boardroom on November 7, taking every available seat at the divisional public meeting in the hopes of getting some answers from senior administrators and trustees regarding the ongoing educational assistant (EA) strike.

The annual Ride for Refuge took place in Winnipeg on October 1 and was a big success.

While most tweens fill their free time with video games, TV, and hanging out with friends, 12-year-old Rhea Peters is in her family’s kitchen baking up a storm.

Niverville is continuing to expand its water services.

When Jonathan and Leah Dyck’s second daughter was born with a rare genetic condition that would significantly affect her development and learning capacity, they had no idea that the struggles they faced would become an avenue for reaching out to other parents like themselves. 

Providence Theology Seminary has recently hired Dr. Rob Hughes to assume the new role of Director of Distance Education Learning. Hughes is currently the Program Director at Florida State University’s Center for Global Engagement in Tallahassee, but will relocate to Manitoba in early 2017.

Heritage Lane Builders has won yet another Parade of Homes award. President Doug Dyck was on hand at this year’s ceremony to accept a silver award for the company’s show home at 114 Claremont Drive in Niverville.