It’s been a long time coming and just by looking at the Selkirk Water Tower, you can tell it was time for a facelift. “We can all agree that the current state of this iconic piece of our landscape does not embody the new energy and enthusiasm in our community. This year, we plan to…
The Committee of the Whole Meeting scheduled for Monday, May 18, 2020 will be held on Tuesday, May 19, 2020 because of Victoria Day. The doors to the Civic Office will be open at 7 p.m. for the public to attend with strict social distancing measures in place. All City of Selkirk Municipal Buildings continue…
The original plan was to hold an open house, where citizens could talk with city staff on what they hope to see in a new multi-purpose facility. With COVID-19 throwing a wrench in these plans, the city is instead conducting both an online survey and a fillable survey in the May 6th edition of the…
The City of Selkirk, in contemplation to have the subject property declared as surplus land, invites proposals from proponents for the purchase and development of a professional high quality project along the City’s Main Street. The land is approx. 5350 sq. ft. and currently zoned Parks and Recreation (PR) with pending consideration for rezoning to…
On April 28, the city held a public hearing at the Memorial Hall as part of the formal adoption process for the city’s financial plan, which is mandated by the Municipal Act. “It was very different from what we did in the past, but this is a requirement for us and we did everything we…
