Communities in southeast Manitoba offer plenty of amenities and events all year round

Opportunities for business abound south of Winnipeg’s perimeter. Whether you’re an established company or getting ready to venture out, it’s worth considering what the southeast has to offer. One thing you can rest assured on: your startup and ongoing operational costs are almost certain to be less than in the city.

With the completion this spring of the new Heritage Life Retirement Living life lease condos at the Niverville Heritage Centre, the onsite medical clinic is set for a significant expansion. The new 5,000-square-foot facility, called Open Health Niverville, will be located on the ground floor and open its doors in May.

With spring in the air, you may find your thoughts drifting to renovations and home improvements. If so, you’re not alone. From March 31 until April 2, the Home Inspirations Show in Niverville will showcase what our many local companies have to offer. The show will take place at the Niverville Heritage Centre. 

Niverville’s town council recently reassessed their sewer and water policy, amending it to shift the financial burden of repairing and replacing connecting lines into the hands of property owners.

Niverville-based entrepreneur Colleen Dyck has been busily expanding the GORP Clean Energy brand for years, slowly but surely getting her locally sourced energy bars into hundreds of retailers across Canada. Now Dyck, energy bars in hand, is poised to hit the bigtime—in Los Angeles. At the Oscars.