Norfolk Chiropractic has introduced a new clinic in Niverville at 10 Cedar Drive, an area quickly becoming a hub for commerce. Their principal location is in Island Lakes in south Winnipeg.

While Glue may sound like an unusual name for a training and marketing business, one local pair believes it perfectly describes their business model and services. Fiona Robinson and Abdi Mohamed recently relocated to Niverville from Nanaimo, British Columbia to grow their business in a whole new sector of the country.

The fair trade of goods or services for profit is something most Canadians take for granted. Our government sets minimum wage standards for employees, and industry standards allow business owners to make an honest gain on their investment.

Few entrepreneurial success stories boast as big a wow factor as Manitoba’s Hemp Oil Canada (HOC). From its inception less than 20 years ago to today, HOC’s current position on the global market stands as testament to the fortitude and creativity of one man: Shaun Crew.

Earlier this year, the Province of Manitoba entered into a cost-sharing agreement with Sunset Estates, the developer of The Highlands and owner of Old Drovers Run, to make much-needed improvements to the intersection of Highway 311 and Krahn Road. Notably, a pair of turning lanes were installed to ease traffic at the busy corner. The costs were shared roughly 50/50.

Niverville’s ShopGym Inc. has moved to 1789 Main Street and the proprietor couldn’t be more pleased. Crystal Stott and her colleagues have worked hard to recreate their familiar training space at the new 2,400-square-foot location in the warehouse once occupied by Southern Comfort Mechanical. They’ve now got an additional 600 square feet of space in which Stott intends to add a larger variety of apparatuses.