The Niverville Nighthawks’ losing streak extended to three games on a Wednesday night road trip where they clashed with the Portage Terriers and came up short, falling 3–1.

In late September, board members of the Winnipeg Metro Region (WMR) met with Ian Bushie, Minister of Municipal Relations, after the organization failed to successfully roll out Plan20-50 this summer.

On November 11, at 11:00 a.m., Niverville’s Steve Choquette and his partner Renee Baudry will be observing a moment of silence in the nation’s capital.

Brynne Abgrall has dedicated much of her life to dance—and on October 19–20, her business, Form Dance Convention, will host its first event at the RBC Convention Centre.

The Niverville Nighthawks had a tough time on the road in Steinbach last night, falling 5–1 to the Pistons. With the loss, the Nighthawks stay in third place in the MJHL’s East Division with a record of 5–4–0.

The Niverville Nighthawks couldn’t overcome a defensive struggle at home on Friday night, falling 1–0 to the Northern Manitoba Blizzard.

Niverville High School Panthers have been accepted into the Winnipeg High School Hockey League for the 2024–25 season, marking the first time that Niverville will have a high school hockey team.

For years, many Manitobans have held to the common misconception that homelessness is a Winnipeg-centric issue, but nothing could be further from the truth.

On September 25, the Baudry Trails in Ste. Agathe gained a beautiful new feature. The trails now have 60 birdhouses spread throughout the property, all painted by members of the community.

Just three weeks into the Nighthawks Chase the Ace fundraiser, one lucky winner pulled the ace of spades. On October 8, Tess Martone took away the grand prize when she chose envelope #27, which held the winning card.