It’s a brand new year, but don’t think of 2015 as history until you’ve filed your 2015 income tax return. Whether your tax return is a necessary evil or an opportunity, paying attention to detail could reward you with benefits you didn’t know about.

In the spring of 2016, the Town of Niverville will be changing the method by which residents dispose of their household waste. 

If you’ve been living in Niverville for at least a year or two, chances are good you’ve heard the word GORP at some point—and didn’t quite know what you were hearing. So what’s GORP, and where did it come from?

With new traffic lights at the corner of Highways 311 and 59, many are now anxiously awaiting the next phase of a highway project that could make their daily commute to Winnipeg safer still.

Living in Manitoba, somewhere around the moment we replace our flip-flops for mukluks, we begin pining for a return to the warm, lazy days of summer. It’s not that we don’t love our province in wintertime. Manitoba has its share of exotic beauty. Fresh falling snow, trees laden thick with frost, Christmas lights that emerge amidst a monochrome landscape beckoning the arrival of our favourite winter holiday.

Joyce Church was born in the town of Tonbridge in Kent, England in 1907. She came over to Canada in 1911 at the age of 4 years old with her parents and her only sister, Doris.