On February 17, Niverville’s council addressed the matter of adding new parks and greenspace in the coming years. The topic arose during a discussion with developer Len Peters of Sunset Estates, who was seeking a rezoning approval for Highlands West.

Niverville’s Craig Tomlinson is throwing his hat into the ring to represent the PC party in the Springfield-Ritchot riding, a provincial seat currently held by Ron Schuler.

On March 7, the Niverville Event Centre will be decked out in purple in celebration of the Agape House’s Purple Gala fundraiser.

February in Manitoba brings plenty of opportunities to overcome the winter blues. There’s a day dedicated to love and a festival dedicated to honouring our unique francophone heritage. The entire month of February, though, celebrates literacy, and the roots of I Love to Read Month are distinctly Manitoban.

It may have taken a little while, but the Niverville Nighthawks looked like a team returning to form Monday afternoon, erupting for four third-period goals en route to an emphatic 8–3 victory over the Selkirk Steelers at the CRRC.

It was a special night inside the CRRC on Saturday—not just because Valentine’s Day brought love into the air, but because special teams stole the spotlight.