Local News Categories All News Local News Sports & Recreation Commentary Arts & Culture Local News Apr 27, 2026 Niverville Foundation Returns with Art Exhibit Showcasing Local Talent The Niverville Foundation is set to return with their annual spring art show, providing an opportunity for local emerging artists to showcase their works. Local News Apr 26, 2026 Protecting Yourself from E-Transfer Scams Last week, The Citizen spoke to Keith Pearce, a St. Adolphe resident who lost thousands of dollars to a scammer in an e-transfer transaction. Local News Apr 23, 2026 Residents of Ste. Agathe Vehemently Oppose Housing Proposal On April 22, Ritchot’s council chambers were filled with a large contingent of impassioned Ste. Agathe residents. All of them stood in opposition, either complete or in part, to the 16 duplex-style homes being proposed for a small tract of land to the west of Samoiset Avenue. Local News Apr 23, 2026 IDC Residents Tired of Policing Construction Vehicles Living next to a development that’s under construction has always had its downsides. In the name of growth and progress, many homeowners conclude that it must simply be endured on occasion. Local News Feb 09, 2023 Niverville Sets Annual Deadline to Retrieve Items from Frozen Lakes On February 7, Niverville’s town council passed a new bylaw which marks March 1 as the official date by which residents need to have all personal items or structures removed from local frozen water Local News Feb 09, 2023 Welcome to The Den, a Restaurant Made of Snow and Ice A restaurant carved out of snow is opening at A Maze in Corn just north of St. Adolphe. Carved out of over 500,000 pounds of snow and ice, The Den promises to be a dining experience like no other. Local News Feb 08, 2023 Hey, Buddy, Where’d You Learn to Drive? A Traffic Law Refresher As we hit the roadways on our way from here to there, the transgressions of our fellow drivers all too frequently give us cause to utter some under-the-breath rebuke. If perception is reality, one would wonder why a driving refresher course isn’t a mandatory part of renewing one’s license. Local News Feb 06, 2023 MLAs Schuler and Martin Appointed to New PC Caucus Roles The Manitoba Progressive Conservative party announced on Friday the appointment of Ron Schuler, MLA for Springfield-Ritchot, to the position of caucus chair and Shannon Martin, MLA for McPhillips, as caucus whip. Local News Feb 03, 2023 Manitoba First Province to Collect Race-Based Healthcare Data As of April 2023, patients checking into any Manitoba hospital or emergency room will be asked for one additional item of personal information at the registration desk: the race or ethnicity with w Local News Feb 02, 2023 New Provincial Funds to Strengthen Education System On Thursday, February 2, the province announced new funding for the 2023–2024 school year which will affect all schools that provide education to students from Kindergarten and Grade 12. Local News Feb 01, 2023 Service Animals Widely Recognized for Improving Quality of Life On January 17, Niverville’s town council voted in favour of accepting a new bylaw pertaining to service animals, laying out the policy under which they will be welcomed into public facilities. Local News Jan 27, 2023 Province’s Carbon Tax Relief Fund Under Fire by Climate Advocates The provincial government recently released details on their most recent intervention intended to help everyday Manitobans cope in these tough economic times. This new initiative, called the Carbon Tax Relief Fund (CTRF), builds on the affordability package introduced by the province in 2022. 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 27, 2026 Niverville Foundation Returns with Art Exhibit Showcasing Local Talent The Niverville Foundation is set to return with their annual spring art show, providing an opportunity for local emerging artists to showcase their works.
Local News Apr 26, 2026 Protecting Yourself from E-Transfer Scams Last week, The Citizen spoke to Keith Pearce, a St. Adolphe resident who lost thousands of dollars to a scammer in an e-transfer transaction.
Local News Apr 23, 2026 Residents of Ste. Agathe Vehemently Oppose Housing Proposal On April 22, Ritchot’s council chambers were filled with a large contingent of impassioned Ste. Agathe residents. All of them stood in opposition, either complete or in part, to the 16 duplex-style homes being proposed for a small tract of land to the west of Samoiset Avenue.
Local News Apr 23, 2026 IDC Residents Tired of Policing Construction Vehicles Living next to a development that’s under construction has always had its downsides. In the name of growth and progress, many homeowners conclude that it must simply be endured on occasion.
Local News Feb 09, 2023 Niverville Sets Annual Deadline to Retrieve Items from Frozen Lakes On February 7, Niverville’s town council passed a new bylaw which marks March 1 as the official date by which residents need to have all personal items or structures removed from local frozen water
Local News Feb 09, 2023 Welcome to The Den, a Restaurant Made of Snow and Ice A restaurant carved out of snow is opening at A Maze in Corn just north of St. Adolphe. Carved out of over 500,000 pounds of snow and ice, The Den promises to be a dining experience like no other.
Local News Feb 08, 2023 Hey, Buddy, Where’d You Learn to Drive? A Traffic Law Refresher As we hit the roadways on our way from here to there, the transgressions of our fellow drivers all too frequently give us cause to utter some under-the-breath rebuke. If perception is reality, one would wonder why a driving refresher course isn’t a mandatory part of renewing one’s license.
Local News Feb 06, 2023 MLAs Schuler and Martin Appointed to New PC Caucus Roles The Manitoba Progressive Conservative party announced on Friday the appointment of Ron Schuler, MLA for Springfield-Ritchot, to the position of caucus chair and Shannon Martin, MLA for McPhillips, as caucus whip.
Local News Feb 03, 2023 Manitoba First Province to Collect Race-Based Healthcare Data As of April 2023, patients checking into any Manitoba hospital or emergency room will be asked for one additional item of personal information at the registration desk: the race or ethnicity with w
Local News Feb 02, 2023 New Provincial Funds to Strengthen Education System On Thursday, February 2, the province announced new funding for the 2023–2024 school year which will affect all schools that provide education to students from Kindergarten and Grade 12.
Local News Feb 01, 2023 Service Animals Widely Recognized for Improving Quality of Life On January 17, Niverville’s town council voted in favour of accepting a new bylaw pertaining to service animals, laying out the policy under which they will be welcomed into public facilities.
Local News Jan 27, 2023 Province’s Carbon Tax Relief Fund Under Fire by Climate Advocates The provincial government recently released details on their most recent intervention intended to help everyday Manitobans cope in these tough economic times. This new initiative, called the Carbon Tax Relief Fund (CTRF), builds on the affordability package introduced by the province in 2022.
