Next year, commuters heading east along Highway 311 towards Blumenort can expect a new round of construction, this time due to a roundabout being built at the intersection of Highway 206, which takes motorists to Landmark.

On December 1, the provincial government enacted stricter regulations on combative sports disciplines. The new legislation is intended to increase safety standards for amateur athletes.

In early December, the provincial government announced its intention to open a trade office in Washington, D.C. in 2025.

At a December 3 council meeting, Ritchot’s economic development officer, Ryan Faucher, reviewed some of the initiatives he’s been working on in the third quarter of 2024.

The Niverville Nighthawks gave the home crowd a treat on Saturday evening with a big 3–0 victory over the Northern Manitoba Blizzard. With the win, the Nighthawks move up into third place in the MJHL’s East Division with a record of 18–9–1.

Travellers entering Niverville from the east side of town will notice a new sign on the horizon. Located at the corner of Highway 311 and Schantz Road, the blue and white structure bears the town logo and long-time slogan: “where you belong.”

Around 100 local parents gathered at the CRRC on November 3 to entertain the notion of a Niverville-based Christian school.

In days of old, towns were built around important community gathering places. They were social hubs. And while many may not realize it, the Niverville Heritage Centre fulfils that precise function.

The Niverville Nighthawks continued their winning ways on Tuesday evening on the road, outscoring the Selkirk Steelers by 8–6 scoreline. With the win, they stay in fifth place in the MJHL’s East Division with a record of 17–9–1.

On Saturday, December 7, Manitobans of all ages and walks of life are being welcomed inside the Legislature for this year’s Holiday Open House. From 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., the halls of Manitoba’s capital will come alive with festive food and Christmas carol singing for everyone to participate.