News - Niverville

The Province of Manitoba has just announced that it is making improvements to flood infrastructure in the Niverville area.

Hanover School Division celebrated the grand opening of the new Niverville High School today. Education Minister Kelvin Goertzen and Ron Schuler, MLA for Springfield-Ritchot, participated in the opening ceremony along with students, staff and special guests.

The Manitoba Youth Job Centre in Niverville has announced that they are once again open for the summer season.

Government funding was announced today for the new Niverville Community Resource Centre, a multi-use facility that will provide recreational and cultural programming and services for the community and surrounding areas.

Niverville Collegiate Institute students will be back to school as normal on Tuesday, after receiving a threat via social media on Monday.

Hanover School Division Board of Trustees is pleased to announce that Graham Sereda has been appointed as Vice Principal of the new Niverville High School.

Hanover School Division Board of Trustees is pleased to announce the name of the new school in Niverville. Opening in September 2019 and serving students in Grades 9-12, the facility will be named Niverville High School.

Steinbach MLA and Education and Training Minister Kelvin Goertzen provided a progress report on the construction of seven new schools in Manitoba, including the new Niverville High School.

During the past two weeks, the RM of Hanover and the Town of Niverville have been working in partnership with Manitoba Water Services Board and their consultants in response to reports of private well water issues in the community of New Bothwell.

If you notice a large, blue ‘W’ in the window of your local grocery store or library, feel free to drop in and fill up your water bottle. The sign means that businesses and organizations in the community are participating in a national tap refilling initiative called Blue W.