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Many Manitobans are becoming locavores, consumers of locally produced food that hasn’t been moved long distances to market. There is an ever-growing interest in finding healthier, fresher food...

This summer marks the beginning of an overhaul to Niverville’s Main Street sidewalks. You may have noticed the new section already complete on the south side of Main, stretching from Fifth Ave. to...

October 4–10 is Fire Prevention Week, and the Niverville Fire Department is once again getting the word out about fire safety.Fire Chief Keith Bueckert says that the department will...

In the spring of this year, we lost one of our finest community builders. Alex Fast, with the support of his wife Emily and family, expended countless hours of volunteer service, and in the process...

On September 16, the Friends of the Plex, a committee of volunteers organized earlier this year to work alongside the Town of Niverville toward the development of new sports and recreation...

“What do you want to be when you grow up?” Most little boys would answer that question with a starry-eyed look—an astronaut, a firefighter, a rock star. For Allan Sawatzky, the answer was...

Canadians head to the polls on October 19 to elect a new federal government, and contrary to popular opinion every vote does matter. With three weeks left in the campaign, the race is as tight as...

Thanksgiving is not all about turkey, stuffing, and cranberry sauce. The name of the holiday conveys what the day is supposed to be about. It has been observed that the word “thank” comes from...