After a successful pair of road games in which Niverville delivered big wins over division rivals Steinbach and Selkirk, the Nighthawks returned home to the CRRC on Saturday night with the goal of keeping their momentum rolling. And that’s exactly what happened, with a 6–2 win over the Northern Manitoba Blizzard. The victory marked the Nighthawks’ seventh straight win.

It’s been three weeks since unionized Manitoba Liquor and Lotteries (MBLL) workers staged rotated walkouts, hoping to send a message to the provincial government that they need a more equitable wage contract.

The Niverville Nighthawks proved once again why they sit atop the Manitoba Junior Hockey League standings, edging the Dauphin Kings 2–1 on Sunday afternoon at the CRRC in front of nearly 600 boisterous fans.

On November 3, at 9:00 a.m., the new Niverville RCMP detachment opened for the first time. The office is home to three RCMP constables and one corporal on a full-time basis.

At a council meeting on November 4, Niverville mayor Myron Dyck shared a number of opportunities he’s had in recent days to catch the attention of the province’s movers and shakers.

Bonny Fehr dreams of a kinder world, especially when it comes to kids with disabilities. Her 13-year-old granddaughter Peyton lives with Rett syndrome, a relatively rare genetic disorder that affects brain development and causes impairment to one’s language and physical coordination.

Farming was Ken Krahn’s lifelong passion. From the time he was a young child, though, hockey took a close second.

The Niverville Nighthawks have won a remarkable nine games in a row following a win over the visiting Winkler Flyers at the CRRC.

Both teams entered the matchup with momentum on their side, with Winkler having won four of their last five contests. The Flyers, however, hadn’t played since October 26.

It was déjà vu at the CRRC on Sunday afternoon, as the Niverville Nighthawks earned their third consecutive 2–1 victory, and tenth straight overall, this time defeating the Waywayseecappo Wolverines.

The November winds may feel chilly, but in just a few weeks’ time Santa will arrive to ease the sting. This year’s Santa Stop Tour will roll through Île-des-Chênes on Saturday, December 6. One week later, on December 13, Santa and his motorized sleigh will take another cruise through the streets of Niverville.