For the next two weeks, the provincial government will be embarking on an online engagement survey to hear directly from the public about what they think should be done to improve the Louis Riel Bridge, which crosses the Red River at Ste. Agathe.

Manitobans are no doubt exhausted with the extended state of COVID-19 restrictions, but an announcement today promises two more weeks of the strongest health measures to date.

A Niverville pastor says he is open to speaking with members of his congregation about the COVID-19 vaccines—but he also doesn’t necessarily think his role is to change people’s minds. And many many people’s minds simply won't be changed.

On Tuesday, May 18, Niverville’s town council met virtually to discuss a variety of topics on the town’s agenda.

On Tuesday, May 18, the owners of Niverville’s Chicken Chef appeared before town council to request permission to convert a portion of their parking lot into a patio to facilitate outdoor dining this summer.

Niverville is home to a new Red River Co-op Pharmacy. The business, which was first announced early last year, opened its doors for the first time on Monday, May 17. They are located at the Heritage Centre at 103-101 Second Avenue South.