It’s been 17 years since Highway 59 was twinned between Winnipeg and Île-des-Chênes (IDC), and communities to the south still have no further assurance that the province intends to expand the highway anytime soon.

The Niverville Nighthawks found themselves on the losing end of a heartbreaking 4–3 loss to the Winkler Flyers on Friday night at the CRRC. With the loss, the Nighthawks stay in fourth place in the MJHL’s East Division with a record of 21-19-4.

In an unexpected turn of events, Niverville’s town council recently declined the opportunity to play host to the next Manitoba Winter Games, which are to be held in 2026.

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.

Providence University’s women’s basketball team is coming off a momentous weekend that began with back-to-back wins (98–46 and 98–30 respectively) against the Université de Saint-Boniface (USB) Les Rouges.

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 waterways.

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.

The Junior Pilots Girls 16U Navy team has won gold at the provincial championships. Now they’re headed to Nationals.

Over the past 30 years, the internet has revolutionized the world in ways that few other technologies can boast, perhaps matched only by the introduction of the printing press or steam engine.

In recent years, a surge in pizza restaurants in Niverville has become fodder for many a “Pizzaville” and “Niverville pizza cartel” joke.