The Town of Niverville is accepting applications from parties interested in operating the canteen at Hespeler Park. The Request for Proposals was released on February 12, with proposals being accepted until 4:00 p.m. on March 23.

Two assistant superintendents of the Hanover School Division announced on Wednesday, February 7, that they intend to retire. Rick Ardies will step down at the end of the current school year, and Chris Gudziunas will remain on until the end of the year to allow for a smooth transition process. According to the school division, the hiring process is already underway, and it’s expected that the positions will be filled by August 1.

Morris MLA Shannon Martin visited the Niverville Elementary School on February 6 to participate in the annual I Love to Read Month. 

Providence University College has been awarded $9,393 of federal funding, with the money dedicated to the ongoing effort to ensure the campus is accessible and barrier-free to students and visitors with special needs.

The St. Pierre Jolys RCMP is looking for the public’s help with their investigation into a series of thefts from motor vehicles in Niverville. According to reports, a darker-coloured minivan drove through town during the early morning January 26 and was captured by multiple video surveillance cameras.

The services of Native Plant Solutions (NPS) have once again been called upon by Niverville’s town council. With new provincial guidelines regarding herbicide use in waterways, the lakes in Fifth Avenue Estates are becoming overgrown with weeds in the rip rap, the stone abutment used to armour the shore against erosion.