Pedestrian and bike travel in Niverville between Drovers Run and Main Street will soon become much easier with the installation of a decorative metal bridge immediately west of the railway tracks.

The Eastman South U13AA hockey team is having a banner year. In fact, the team hasn’t lost a single game this season.

The Niverville Nighthawks struggled out of the gates against the Dauphin Kings on Sunday afternoon at the CRRC and weren’t able to come back from a three-goal deficit, eventually falling by a score of 7–4.

The Niverville Nighthawks picked up a massive 3–2 shootout win on the road against the Dauphin Kings on Friday night to improve their playoff chances. With the win, the Nighthawks move to 24–24–4 on the year.

In Winnipeg to speak at a Liberal party fundraising event, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau made a stop at the south branch of the YMCA-YWCA of Winnipeg on March 3 for an important childcare announcement.

In recent months, the province’s financial coffers have been cracked open, making way for a stream of new funding announcements for many sectors of government spending.

The Nighthawks came up short against the Neepawa Titans by a score of 6–4 score at the CRRC on Wednesday evening.

The Providence University College (PUC) Athletics Department has had a momentous few weeks, with several sports seasons coming to an end.

On March 3, Manitobans will have an opportunity to join forces with climate advocates from around the world for the 2023 Global Climate Strike.

If you’ve spent any significant length of time on Planet Earth, you know that human beings have a strong survival instinct. It has kept the modern human race safe for hundreds of thousands of years, warning us of danger and preventing us from falling from high places, drowning in deep waters, and getting eaten by creatures who perceived us to be a slow, tasty source of nutrients.