Selkirk’s Chief Administrative Officer has been asked to join the Municipal Climate Services Collaborative technical working group, thanks in large part to the city’s success in integrating climate change into its everyday planning. CAO Duane Nicol attended the MCSC’s first meetings, held in Ottawa March 19 and 20th, after being asked to join by the…
Come see our new design Join us at the public open house on Thursday, April 4th, 2019 for a sneak peek at the re-design for Manitoba Ave. East, speak with project team members, ask questions and share your feedback. Coming 2019… The new design for Manitoba Avenue East (from Main Street to Eveline Street) includes…
The Public is hereby advised that the 2019 Spring Road Restrictions will be in effect in the City of Selkirk throughout the following dates unless otherwise notified: March 20 – May 31, 2019 Spring Road Restrictions shall prohibit gross weight per axle assembly on City of Selkirk streets from exceeding 60 kilograms in weight per…
Equal Pay Day – March 18th 2019 WHEREAS March 18th, 2019 has been proclaimed “Equal Pay Day” by the Canadian Federation of Business and Professional Women; and WHEREAS March 18th, 2019 marks the end of the 420 days that Canadian women must work to earn the same wage that their male counterparts earn in just…
Feb. 13, 2019 – Selkirk Mobility will replace its current fleet of buses with three new ones this spring, thanks to a federal cost-shared Public Transit Infrastructure Fund. The federal share is up to $150,000 with the City of Selkirk also contributing up to $150,000 towards the project. Yesterday in Selkirk council chambers, the Honourable…
