The Niverville Fire Department will once again host their annual perogy dinner

In recent months, there has been an increase in vehicle break-ins and thefts in the Town of Niverville. While most of the crimes started off minor in nature—for example, the theft of vehicle contents—the situation escalated when a number of vehicles were stolen.

The second annual Heaps of Dreeps fundraiser went off without a hitch on August 29, raising $12,000 for The Heart and Stroke Foundation. The yearly event is organized in memory of Drew Cook, who passed away in 2013 due 
to a rare undiagnosed heart condition.

Earlier this year, Niverville area resident George Dyck was honoured by the Winnipeg Police Service.

Like it or not, artificial intelligence (AI) is here to stay. For many, this provokes fear and dread. Others feel cautious optimism over the powerful ways in which AI will, and is already, altering our lives.

On April 12, the Niverville Chamber of Commerce held their annual general meeting, awards, and dinner at the Heritage Centre. Chamber members celebrated the year’s achievements alongside several notable guests, including Niverville mayor Myron Dyck, MLA Ron Schuler, Minister of Economic Development Jamie Moses, and Craig Tomlinson, representing MP Ted Falk.

Getting old is never easy. For most aging adults, it’s a slow letting-go of the family home, life-long treasures, and one’s most valuable possession: independence.

The Niverville Nighthawks are set to open training camp on Tuesday, September 2, bringing together a mix of seasoned veterans and promising young talent all aiming to earn a spot on the opening night roster in just over two weeks.

In September 2015, a team of hometown-proud individuals broke ground with a rather out-there venture: the Niverville Citizen. This new publication, at first available in print with only a minimal online presence, was a direct response to a distinct lack of local news, save for the very occasional reference to Niverville or Ritchot from outlets based in Steinbach and Winnipeg.

For the second time since 2016, the Hanover School Division’s (HSD) trustees are under fire over accusations of discrimination. In both of the cases, the concerns revolve around the division’s lack of inclusivity for members of the 2SLGBTQIA+ community.