Canadians from coast to coast will be going to the polls on September 20 to elect a new federal government. The announcement came on Sunday, August 15 after newly installed governor general Mary Simon approved a request by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to dissolve Parliament.

A two-vehicle car accident in Ste. Agathe on Sunday, August 8 has ended in tragedy.

Manitoba schools will return to in-person learning under close to normal conditions when the new school year kicks off in September, Minister of Education Cliff Cullen announced on August 5.

The Blue Crescent Hotel previously announced to be built in Niverville is getting closer to construction, and the developers behind the project are ready to share some further news about what people can expect from the property.

Farmers across southeastern Manitoba are worried this year, and they’re not alone. Drought conditions all across the province, and even throughout western Canada, have produced a somewhat bleak outlook for this year’s crop.

Niverville’s town council met virtually on the evening of Tuesday, July 20 for a regularly scheduled meeting. After some brief, standard housekeeping issues, they opened with the first of three public hearings.