The Town of Niverville’s Fire and Emergency Services department is currently accepting applications. Applicants must be residents of Niverville, at least 18 years old, and be willing to complete the required training courses within 36 months of being hired.

Communities around Niverville and the RM of Ritchot are hosting several spring clean-up days in the coming weeks. A series of community garage sales will also take place in early May.  

Although our spring temperatures have been hit and miss—mostly miss—at the time of this writing, the calendar assures us that summer is just around the corner.

When Niverville councillor Meghan Beasant ran in the last municipal election, she told voters that she’d make it her mandate to research the feasibility of a local public library. Two years into her term, she’s making good on that promise.

As of 7:00 a.m. on Tuesday, April 23, unionized staff of the Niverville Heritage Life Personal Care Home (HLPCH) will go on strike.

Addictions treatment is significantly more accessible for Manitobans since the provincial government announced $450,000 in new funding to support the development of the Digital Front Door health services platform.

On October 10 and 22, local history buffs will be treated to two special events in honour of the 150th anniversary of the arrival of the Mennonite people in Manitoba.

Mark Twain once said, “I shall never use profanity except in discussing house rent and taxes.” As a satirist, he understood the special level of frustration that taxation can bring to the masses. Raise the price of anything, and you will invoke people’s ire; raise or create a tax and the ire will turn to loathing.

The annual Helping Hands spring food drive is happening on May 3, as the organization looks to stock their pantry for the upcoming month’s hampers.

There may be an ocean between them, but Niverville Elementary School’s fourth graders aren’t letting that stop them as they organize a few fundraisers to support a school in Kenya.