Work on the Red River Floodway bridge along Highway 200 is now underway. On October 15, the bridge was closed to traffic and will remain closed until the project’s completion approximately one year from now.

Whenever an organization invested in humanitarian work needs more space in which to expand, it’s a good problem to have. That’s the case with the Joy Smith Foundation (JSF), and it’s bringing the foundation to Niverville.

It is said that change is the only constant in life. But, as with the seasons, there are some things we can count on with regularity. For example, elections. Every four years in Manitoba, we take part in municipal elections. The next one is scheduled for October 2026. 

If you own a phone, whether a landline or mobile device, there’s a high likelihood you’ve been targeted by scammers.

This year, the Niverville United Church, affectionately known by some as the “little white church,” celebrates 100 years since joining the United Church of Canada. As Niverville has grown and modernized, this church has remained grounded to its roots, hopeful about its future.

Fire brigades across the country are calling on residents to take time this month to talk about fire prevention and safety. October 5–11 is Fire Prevention Week and this year’s theme is “Charge into Fire Safety: Lithium-Ion Batteries in Your Home.”