Niverville’s town council met on February 22 to discuss a conditional use permit for the addition of four residential units at 290 Main Street.

The RM of Ritchot faces a major risk of spring flooding according to Manitoba’s spring flood forecast, released on February 18. Water levels are expected to remain below community dikes and flood protection measures, but the Hydrologic Forecast Centre is predicting a high volume of water passing through waterways in southern Manitoba, including the Red, Rat, and Roseau rivers.

The intersection of St. Mary’s Road and the South Perimeter Highway will soon see the start of construction on a new traffic interchange.

After about a year and a half serving as the Hanover School Division’s interim superintendent and CEO, Shelley Amos has at last been appointed to the position on a permanent basis.

Niverville’s town council met on the evening of Tuesday, February 15 for a regularly scheduled meeting. There were multiple issues on the agenda, many of which brought out residents to voice their concerns and opinions.

Many of us have had the experience of waking up early, checking the school’s website (or, in times gone by, listening to the radio), and hearing that our school was closed for the day due to inclement weather. A true Manitoba school day has often been met with whoops and hollers of joy, especially if the temperatures were moderate enough for us to play outside.