Earlier this year, Niverville area resident George Dyck was honoured by the Winnipeg Police Service. Dyck, who has volunteered 10 years for the Victim Services Program, was named Victim Services Volunteer of the Year. 9 of those years have been spent with the Ground Search & Rescue Unit. The role of Victim Services volunteers is to assist the public, helping to check on their well-being after incidents with the police.
“What do you do for a living?” Whether you’re meeting someone for the first time or making small talk with your barber, this is a question we spend most of our lives answering. For most of us,...
Read more“What do you do for a living?” Whether you’re meeting someone for the first time or making small talk with your barber, this is a question we spend most of our lives answering. For most of us,...
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Between Ritchot and Niverville, there remain many residents who derive their water from private wells. In Ritchot, this includes mostly rural properties since the majority of households in its four...
Read moreBetween Ritchot and Niverville, there remain many residents who derive their water from private wells. In Ritchot, this includes mostly rural properties since the majority of households in its four...
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If you’ve always wanted to play bingo but have no idea how, there is hope. The Niverville Gold Rush Bingo committee has you covered. All you need is a bit of cash to pay for your cards and...
Read moreIf you’ve always wanted to play bingo but have no idea how, there is hope. The Niverville Gold Rush Bingo committee has you covered. All you need is a bit of cash to pay for your cards and...
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On February 11, Steinbach Christian School (SCS) principal Thor Barkman invited parents to join him at Word of Life Mission Church for an informational evening to consider the next steps in bringing...
Read moreOn February 11, Steinbach Christian School (SCS) principal Thor Barkman invited parents to join him at Word of Life Mission Church for an informational evening to consider the next steps in bringing...
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On February 10, better late than never, the provincial government released its 2024–25 school division funding plan, a week later than in previous years. For school divisions around the province,...
Read moreOn February 10, better late than never, the provincial government released its 2024–25 school division funding plan, a week later than in previous years. For school divisions around the province,...
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Progressive Conservative leadership hopeful Obby Khan was in Niverville on Thursday, February 6 for a casual meet and greet. A handful of locals were in attendance at the Golden Friendship Centre...
Read moreProgressive Conservative leadership hopeful Obby Khan was in Niverville on Thursday, February 6 for a casual meet and greet. A handful of locals were in attendance at the Golden Friendship Centre...
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Niverville’s public council meeting on February 4 was held before a small audience interested in the discussion related to a conditional use request made by Avedo Inc. The property the company...
Read moreNiverville’s public council meeting on February 4 was held before a small audience interested in the discussion related to a conditional use request made by Avedo Inc. The property the company...
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Ritchot fire chief Scott Weir met with council at their public meeting held on February 4 to provide an update on departmental needs in the RM. Two items hit the top of the fire department’s...
Read moreRitchot fire chief Scott Weir met with council at their public meeting held on February 4 to provide an update on departmental needs in the RM. Two items hit the top of the fire department’s...
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