The Independent Investigation Unit of Manitoba (IIU) is investigating a death related to an officer-involved shooting, after an adult male was located with a gunshot wound in Niverville.
The province has announced an investment of over $13.6 million in 16 projects to support the capacity of rural municipalities and Northern Affairs and First Nation communities to respond to fires and keep Manitobans safe. One of the projects announced will be a fire hall expansion for Niverville.
The Canada Infrastructure Bank (CIB) is loaning a combined up to $140 million to support five communities with water and wastewater infrastructure projects in Manitoba. The provincial portion of this investment is over $71 million.
Niverville and St. Pierre-Jolys RCMP are reporting that two male youths have recently been arrested and charged after uttering threats at the Lorette Collegiate.
The Manitoba government is hailing a $30-million private sector investment that will create 300 new jobs over the next three years, and bolster both the regional economy and the province’s burgeoning film and production industry.
Joint funding from federal and provincial governments, totaling more than $39 million, has been allocated for the construction of a regional mechanical wastewater treatment facility and collection network to service Niverville and the RMs of Ritchot, Hanover, and Tache.
Steinbach conservation officers are reporting that a resident of Niverville has been charged and fined after being found guilty of violating the Wildlife Act. The investigation began in 2019.
Niverville native and race car driver, David Richert, has taken another podium finish with a third place result at Hockenheimring in Germany this past weekend in the Drexler Automotive Formula 3 Cup.
A 51-year-old Niverville man was recently arrested and is facing numerous charges after he assaulted an RCMP officer during a traffic stop in Niverville, Manitoba.
Infrastructure Minister Ron Schuler announced that the Manitoba government is working in collaboration with the Town of Niverville to cost-share $1.9 million in improvements to the intersection of Provincial Road (PR) 311 and Mulberry Avenue.