The boat launch in Selkirk Park remains closed out of an abundance of caution due to high river levels and fast-moving water. Selkirk CAO Duane Nicol said the city takes public safety very seriously and it will not put the public, city staff or Selkirk Firefighters in a situation that
It was a David versus Goliath kind of night, with the City of Selkirk pitted against the team that developed the massively successful video game Assassin’s Creed. Both were vying for the Ascent Award at the Charted Professionals in Human Resources of Manitoba awards night. Selkirk’s nomination was for its
The lengths the city went to recently to save a decades old elm tree in front of the Selkirk Legion along Eveline Street demonstrates Selkirk’s commitment to the environment, its street trees and urban forest. The roots of that commitment run deep, evidenced by the recent hiring of Mihali Schindle,
Please be aware that the Selkirk Municipal Buildings will be closed on July 1, 2022. Waste collection will run as usual.
High water levels in the Red River and higher than normal precipitation this spring have created challenges for the City of Selkirk in opening the pool and boat launch and cutting grass in some areas. Travis Vandenbrand, Manager of Parks and Recreation Facilities, said the high water levels in the
The return of a July 1st event in the City of Selkirk will look a bit different this year and feel a bit different. Culture Coordinator Ellie Longbottom says high water in the Red River has prompted the relocation of Selkirk’s Canada Day to the Recreation Complex, and the city
