Local News Categories All News Local News Sports & Recreation Commentary Arts & Culture Local News Apr 22, 2026 Niverville Residents Seek Reassurance on Group Home Proposal Local residents filled the gallery of Niverville council’s ad hoc meeting room at the Centennial Arena on April 21. Local News Apr 22, 2026 Province Introduces Interim Wildfire Action Plan for 2026 Late last year, after the last of the Manitoba wildfires had died out, the provincial government set a path to create a comprehensive After Action Review (AAR) using 2025’s wildfire data. Local News Apr 21, 2026 Hot Topic, Supportive Space: Menopause Event Lands in Niverville On May 20, a new event is coming to Niverville that asserts itself as the hottest night in town. It’s called “Still Hot” and its aim is to shed light on, and encourage conversation around, a natural phase of life: menopause. Local News Apr 21, 2026 Local Man Loses Thousands in E-Transfer Scam Sunday, April 19 began quite normally for Keith Pearce of St. Adolphe. But it all changed when Pearce discovered he’d been scammed out of $6,000 in an online buy-and-sell transaction. Local News Oct 03, 2024 Province Introduces Digital Access for Addictions Treatment Addictions treatment is significantly more accessible for Manitobans since the provincial government announced $450,000 in new funding to support the development of the Digital Front Door health se Local News Oct 02, 2024 Niverville Joins Other RMs to Explore Creation of Regional Library When Niverville councillor Meghan Beasant ran in the last municipal election, she told voters that she’d make it her mandate to research the feasibility of a local public library. Two years into her term, she’s making good on that promise. Local News Sep 26, 2024 Hoop Dancers Tell Story of Truth and Reconciliation at NHS In Indigenous tradition, hoop dancers are storytellers, and that’s exactly what the Mason sisters—Kimberly, Charisma, and Nakiyah—came to Niverville High School (NHS) on Tuesday, September 24 to do. Local News Sep 25, 2024 NDP Extends Gas Tax Savings Till End of Year On September 25, the provincial government gave the gas tax freeze another bump down the road. According to Premier Wab Kinew, Manitobans can expect to keep saving at the pumps until December 30 of this year. Local News Sep 25, 2024 Province Undertakes Excavation at St. Adolphe Development Site As of Monday, September 23, an excavation is underway at 420 Main Street in St. Adolphe. Local News Sep 25, 2024 HSD Trustees Appoint Assistant Superintendent As of November 1, the Hanover School Division (HSD) will welcome its newest staff member, Marlin Adrian. Adrian has been appointed to the position of assistant superintendent, replacing outgoing Colin Campbell. Local News Sep 21, 2024 Ritchot Firefighter Attends National Memorial Service in Ottawa Each year, on the second Sunday in September, fallen firefighters from around the country are commemorated with a special service called Firefighters’ National Memorial Day. On this day, the country’s flags fly at half-mast on all federal buildings. Local News Sep 19, 2024 Ritchot Firefighter Open House Another Success According to Deputy Fire Chief Paul Houle, this year’s Ritchot Fire Department open house on September 18 was another success. Dozens of Ritchot residents turned out for the annual event, held at the St. Adolphe firehall on Wednesday night. Pagination Load more Citizen Poll Given the dramatic spike in the price of gasoline in recent weeks, would you be more likely to consider an EV for your next vehicle purchase? Choices Yes. EV technology interests me and it would be a relief not to have to worry so much about price volatility. * No. I have concerns about the practicality of EVs and prefer to stick with a gas-powered vehicle, even if it costs more to operate. * Vote Have a more nuanced opinion? Leave us a comment below: * By submitting a comment, you acknowledge that your feedback may be printed in a future edition of The Citizen. All responses will be anonymous unless signed by the writer. Signed comments are more likely to be published. Cell Number Comment
Local News Apr 22, 2026 Niverville Residents Seek Reassurance on Group Home Proposal Local residents filled the gallery of Niverville council’s ad hoc meeting room at the Centennial Arena on April 21.
Local News Apr 22, 2026 Province Introduces Interim Wildfire Action Plan for 2026 Late last year, after the last of the Manitoba wildfires had died out, the provincial government set a path to create a comprehensive After Action Review (AAR) using 2025’s wildfire data.
Local News Apr 21, 2026 Hot Topic, Supportive Space: Menopause Event Lands in Niverville On May 20, a new event is coming to Niverville that asserts itself as the hottest night in town. It’s called “Still Hot” and its aim is to shed light on, and encourage conversation around, a natural phase of life: menopause.
Local News Apr 21, 2026 Local Man Loses Thousands in E-Transfer Scam Sunday, April 19 began quite normally for Keith Pearce of St. Adolphe. But it all changed when Pearce discovered he’d been scammed out of $6,000 in an online buy-and-sell transaction.
Local News Oct 03, 2024 Province Introduces Digital Access for Addictions Treatment Addictions treatment is significantly more accessible for Manitobans since the provincial government announced $450,000 in new funding to support the development of the Digital Front Door health se
Local News Oct 02, 2024 Niverville Joins Other RMs to Explore Creation of Regional Library When Niverville councillor Meghan Beasant ran in the last municipal election, she told voters that she’d make it her mandate to research the feasibility of a local public library. Two years into her term, she’s making good on that promise.
Local News Sep 26, 2024 Hoop Dancers Tell Story of Truth and Reconciliation at NHS In Indigenous tradition, hoop dancers are storytellers, and that’s exactly what the Mason sisters—Kimberly, Charisma, and Nakiyah—came to Niverville High School (NHS) on Tuesday, September 24 to do.
Local News Sep 25, 2024 NDP Extends Gas Tax Savings Till End of Year On September 25, the provincial government gave the gas tax freeze another bump down the road. According to Premier Wab Kinew, Manitobans can expect to keep saving at the pumps until December 30 of this year.
Local News Sep 25, 2024 Province Undertakes Excavation at St. Adolphe Development Site As of Monday, September 23, an excavation is underway at 420 Main Street in St. Adolphe.
Local News Sep 25, 2024 HSD Trustees Appoint Assistant Superintendent As of November 1, the Hanover School Division (HSD) will welcome its newest staff member, Marlin Adrian. Adrian has been appointed to the position of assistant superintendent, replacing outgoing Colin Campbell.
Local News Sep 21, 2024 Ritchot Firefighter Attends National Memorial Service in Ottawa Each year, on the second Sunday in September, fallen firefighters from around the country are commemorated with a special service called Firefighters’ National Memorial Day. On this day, the country’s flags fly at half-mast on all federal buildings.
Local News Sep 19, 2024 Ritchot Firefighter Open House Another Success According to Deputy Fire Chief Paul Houle, this year’s Ritchot Fire Department open house on September 18 was another success. Dozens of Ritchot residents turned out for the annual event, held at the St. Adolphe firehall on Wednesday night.
