Ste. Agathe hosted this year’s U11A1 hockey provincials from March 3–5. Nine teams from across Manitoba participated in the competition, including the Niverville Clippers, a team made up of kids from both Niverville and Ste. Agathe.

It was another rough night for the Niverville Nighthawks on the road as they fell to the Swan Valley Stampeders by a dominant 6–1 score. With the loss, the Nighthawks slid to 24-27-4, which remains good for fourth place in the MJHL’s East Division—and four points up on the Selkirk Steelers, who are chasing them in the standings as the regular season nears its end.

The Niverville Nighthawks lost 5–1 on the road Friday evening on a tough and unfruitful seven-hour road trip to Opaskwayak Cree Nation (The Pas). The Nighthawks fell behind early and could not recover against one of the top teams in the MJHL this season

The Niverville Community Resource and Recreation Centre played host to an intermunicipal open house on Thursday, March 9.

On March 7, the provincial government went public with their 2023 budget plan, framing this year’s school funding as historic and the largest increase in a quarter-century.

The Culture and Community Centre in Ste. Agathe hosted round two of a three-part consultation series regarding the raising of the community’s ring dike.

Looking Glass Productions, in association with Providence University College, is excited to announce a side-splitting new production.

Pedestrian and bike travel in Niverville between Drovers Run and Main Street will soon become much easier with the installation of a decorative metal bridge immediately west of the railway tracks.

The Eastman South U13AA hockey team is having a banner year. In fact, the team hasn’t lost a single game this season.

The Niverville Nighthawks struggled out of the gates against the Dauphin Kings on Sunday afternoon at the CRRC and weren’t able to come back from a three-goal deficit, eventually falling by a score of 7–4.