Out with the old, in with the new. This could well describe the feelings of St. Adolphe’s residents as they witness the early stages of demolition of their long-standing convent turned nursing home. Others may indeed be saddened by the loss of a century-old icon nestled in the heart of the community. 

On April 13, the Niverville Chamber of Commerce gave out its yearly awards at the annual general meeting. The Chamber has three awards—Outstanding Customer Service, Outstanding Business of the Year, and the Alex Fast Sr. Memorial Award.

Since 2014, communities located along the route of Manitoba Hydro’s Bipole III transmission line have been receiving compensation through the Bipole III Community Development Initiative. Niverville, the RM of Ritchot, and the RM of Hanover are all affected by the transmission line’s route and thus receive funding.

This year, The Citizen is proud to partner with the Olde Tyme Country Fair to produce the annual fair magazine.

Under sunny skies on a war.m spring morning, community members gathered to celebrate the grand opening of two of Niverville’s newest businesses, the Tim Hortons and Shell station at the corner of Krahn Road and Highway 59. The event was held on March 25, approximately three months since both businesses first started operations at the end of December

On Friday, April 28, from 1:30–3:00 p.m., students from Niverville Collegiate Institute will be dispersing around town for their annual community clean-up day.