Communities in the southeast are growing and flourishing, and St. Adolphe is no exception with the East Dike Expansion project. Like many small communities, St. Adolphe has the makings for quiet rural living but, hemmed by the Red River and a ring dike, residential growth is difficult.

Open Doors Niverville (ODN) is a collective of local volunteers actively working toward bringing a refugee family to our community. Inspired by Syria’s refugee crisis, the idea took hold in early 2016 when a number of church leaders reached out to the community to probe for interest. The initial meeting at the Niverville Christian Fellowship was followed by two more, which hosted presenters from the Mennonite Central Committee (MCC) and Build A Village in Altona.

On Friday, June 17, parent Michelle McHale filed a human rights complaint alleging discrimination on the part of the Hanover School Division.

Niverville’s town council met with the Chamber of Commerce on June 21 to discuss a series of clarifications to the tax incentive policy (Resolution #142-16) announced last month.

This summer, Adventure Power Products unveils its brand new store with a brand new look. Located at 1-797 Quest Boulevard in Île-des-Chênes, the new retail outlet is an expansive, more sophisticated version of its former self.

With 2016 property taxes in our hands, we’ve had an opportunity to see what living in this community will cost this year. Most of you have done a quick analysis of last year’s bill to see how it stacks up. But what may be just as important is how we stack up against other communities.