Approximately 300 Niverville residents turned out for an open house held by town council at the CRRC on March 1. According to Mayor Myron Dyck, it’s by far the largest turnout he’s seen for any municipal open house in his 20 years on council.

Many school divisions will be discussing the potential for raising school tax mill rates this spring—and in the face of a projected $4 to $5 million deficit, the Seine River School Division (SRSD) is no exception.

On Tuesday, February 27, Seine River School Division (SRSD) trustees voted in favour of eliminating the Kids at Play (KAP) program for Kindergarten age children as of June 30, 2024.

Main Street Storage in Niverville is under new ownership. The business is now operated by Greg and Derek McKnight, the owners of Storage Brothers.

On Tuesday, February 20, Niverville’s council voted in favour of tendering the design for the reconstruction of Highway 311 west to engineering company Morrison Hershfield.

It’s been just 18 months since Chris and Maria Holbrow first opened a bakery in their Niverville home’s commercial kitchen, and now their new expanded digs at 69 Main Street are finally heating up.