LOCAL NEWS

There are few things more reliable than winter. It never misses a year and it always shows up with a bag full of cold, wind, and snow. But if there’s one thing as sure as the coming of winter in...

Though the Niverville Heritage Centre (NHC) is an attractive collection of buildings and amenities, there lies a soul within that resounds loudly when you stop to listen. They are the visionaries,...

Construction is underway on a new wing to the Niverville Elementary School. The school’s 6,414-square-foot addition will include five new classrooms. “The addition will hold the four Grade...

In the February edition of The Citizen, we reported that Niverville will be moving to an automated waste collection service using carts which will be provided to each household for free. Since that...

On January 26, the Niverville Ministerial hosted its first meeting in response to the possibility of sponsoring Syrian refugees as a community. Niverville Christian Fellowship pastor Chris Marchand...

Throughout February and March, professors from Providence University College are taking their lectures on a regional tour, including stops in Steinbach, Winkler, and Winnipeg. This is the fourth...

When we speak of those who were integral in Niverville from 1960 until today, there are few names that resonate as a community builder more than Fred Kaita.Fred was born in Pitt Meadows, British...

Hemp Oil Canada’s striking new processing facility in Ste. Agathe is quickly becoming a local landmark and source of curiosity for many. But as it turns out, the move to their shiny new digs...