The Niverville Health and Community Foundation and Niverville Fire and Emergency Services partnered to throw their second annual gala on Friday, March 2 at the Heritage Centre. The evening was emceed by George Sawatzky, Health Foundation treasurer, and Jason Hudson of Niverville Fire and Emergency Services.

Niverville’s new budget plan contains few surprises. Council has been diligent over the course of the past few months, introducing updates through The Citizen, Facebook and Twitter posts, and monthly newsletters. The Cole’s Notes version of the latest budget was introduced to the public on March 20 at an open house held at the Heritage Centre. The complete version is available on the town’s website for review. 

As people receive their T4 slips and other information for their income tax preparation, the Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC) is offering suggestions on how people can reduce or eliminate their taxes. In doing so, they can also leave a legacy for their children, grandchildren, and other loved ones.  

Teri Watt of Niverville is changing the way young moms look at health, food, and their overall wellbeing, slowly creating an army of people who believe that nutrition is the key to feeling great.

Ritchot’s Community Development Corporation (CDC) is ready to announce that one of their priority projects for 2018 is officially underway.

This spring, Niverville resident Daniel Wiebe will graduate from his engineering program at the University of Manitoba, and not only does he have a full-time job lined up and one of four required years of training already completed, but he’s also been named as the Co-op Student of the Year.