Installing a fire protection system makes perfect business sense when it comes to protecting both lives and business assets. Now in their second year of business, Freedom Fire is steadily fulfilling this demand with the boom of commercial property development in Winnipeg and the southeast Manitoba region.

The Town of Niverville’s water services are back to normal on Monday, July 23 after residents were asked to conserve water over the past few days.

On Wednesday, July 18, the Town of Niverville issued a request for residents of town to restrict their water usage—notably, to avoid watering their lawns. This follows a long lawn-watering ban in the spring, not to mention frequent similar requests from town council in previous years. The problem seemed to have been solved for good when the Town of Niverville hooked up to a new water source at the beginning of June.

Going into their eleventh year, the Imagine Mental Health Matters team wants the public to know that while they’ve closed the chapter on Niverville’s annual family fun run, at least for this year, they aren’t going anywhere. Instead they are working on new ideas, events, and initiatives that will keep people talking about mental health and suicide prevention.

Niverville was well represented at this year’s LEAN Manufacturing Conference, hosted by Canadian Manufacturers and Exporters, the country’s leading trade and industry association. The conference was held on June 4–7 at the RBC Convention Centre in Winnipeg. Over 800 delegates from across the continent attended, including representatives from the public sector, private industry, crown corporations, and entrepreneurs. Niverville came in as a gold sponsor of the event.

Wm. Dyck & Sons in Niverville threw their Customer Appreciation Day on Sunday, June 3. The parking lot filled up quickly on this sunny afternoon.