LOCAL NEWS

In early May, residents of The Highlands and Fifth Avenue Estates received repeated notices from town council regarding high levels of water usage. Residents were asked to reduce water consumption...

The thorny question of LGBTQ rights has long been a hotbed for controversy in this country. Though Canada recognized same-sex marriage as a right in July 2005, becoming just the fourth country in...

Earlier this year, the Bothwell Cheese Shop closed its doors for extensive renovations. On March 17, the shop reopened, showcasing a clean and modern new look—as well as better product...

Niverville is home to a new group of professionals. S.M.A.R.T. Learning and Behaviour Network will be opening its doors at 295 Main Street, providing analysis, training, and tools to parents,...

Chris Ewen, owner and operator of Capo Di Grande, says he’s been looking for an opportunity to break into the Niverville market. “We’re trying to figure something out. We want to be in...

On April 7, Growing Minds Child Care (GMCC) held an informational meeting at the Heritage Centre to relay a sombre message. Come September, GMCC may not be able to offer school-age care for up to 14...

The Progressive Conservatives won a majority government in convincing fashion in the April 19 provincial election, securing a historic 40 seats in the 57-seat Legislature, a feat never before...

As its name suggests, Landmark’s claim to fame is its unique location at the longitudinal centre of Canada. The cozy rural town caught the eye of Winnipeg chef Enzo Costantini for his newest...