LOCAL NEWS

When Brent and Ellen Byggdin set out on their ritual morning walk around Niverville on September 6, they had no idea that a small child would set them on a whole new course for the day. That same...

It’s just under a week until election day on October 3 and Manitoba’s three major political party leaders have made a lot of promises in order to solicit our votes. In this party platform...

Food allergies in schools can be a life-threatening matter, and one local parent is wondering why it’s so hard to protect her kids. Jen Gower of Île-des-Chênes has two children under the age...

Trevor Kirczenow is not new on the political landscape, but he’s a novel face when it comes to running for provincial office. Kirczenow ran as the Liberal candidate for Provencher in both the 2019...

The board of directors of Niverville Heritage Holdings Inc. (NHHI) is daring to dream big this year. They’ve set a lofty fundraising goal to help restore some of the aging infrastructure at the...

Niverville’s town council was pleased to announce the receipt of a major private donation at their September 19 public meeting. A cheque of over $97,000 was made out to Niverville Health...

Progressive Conservative candidate Ron Schuler is back on the campaign trail hoping to regain his seat in the Manitoba Legislature, representing Springfield-Ritchot. He runs against two competitors:...

In June, The Citizen reported on the federal government’s clawback of carbon tax rebates for residents living in Niverville. As of this month, according to the federal government’s website, that...