St. Adolphe is a quaint community along the Red River. Its francophone roots are still evident, having been originally settled by the Metis in the mid-nineteenth century. 

Located just twenty minutes south of Winnipeg, Ste. Agathe provides a peaceful repose for those looking for a home in the heart of nature. Here, the winding Red River provides an authentic riverfront experience, accessible from anywhere in town.  

The communities south of Winnipeg are continuing to experience a residential boom, with growth on the rise. The RM of Ritchot’s population has jumped 21.9 percent in the last five years, and Niverville is almost certain to be the next Manitoba town to achieve city status. 

While there are hundreds of reasons urbanites might choose to move outside the perimeter, realtors can usually find a few common threads that are true for everyone. So if you want to discover the realities of rural life, it’s best to go straight to the horse’s mouth. What are residents of small towns saying? That life in the countryside is rich and bustling, and not as backwoods as one might think. Here are five things you might discover. 

Never in the history of Niverville has a dream grown and evolved more than the Niverville Heritage Centre campus. 

The seniors housing and daycare project proposed for the site of St. Adolphe’s old personal care home (PCH) has officially been dissolved.