At home she is Lexi, but to her teammates on the soccer pitch she is Llama. Alexis is a huge soccer fan.

Niverville teen Isaiah Klassen, 14, recently competed in the T&T Western Canada Cup in Calgary, a gymnastics competition that took place over the May long weekend. This was Klassen’s fourth time competing at the event.

Little girls in Niverville were experiencing the art of rhythmic gymnastics earlier this year. The new program was designed for girls ages four to seven and focused on flexibility, grace, musical awareness, and creativity.

The Niverville splash pad will be opening soon.

The Niverville Rush U14 boys soccer team won the Boston Pizza Players Cup on June 5.

The Manitoba School Dragon Boat Challenge, hosted by the Manitoba Paddling Association, is an exciting alternative to traditional school sports.

The Niverville Soccer Club has just completed another successful season. The club had a total of 452 players involved this spring, all between the ages of five and 17.

For the first time since cannabis was legalized in 2018, adult recreational users in Manitoba will have the green light to grow their own plants for personal use.

After an exciting and wet weekend in Monaco, Niverville native and race car driver David Richert is headed to Monza, a circuit that has a rich history in motor racing, to compete once again in the Eurocup Formula Renault.

The Garden Ridge Park is on the rise in St. Adolphe.