The City of Selkirk wishes to remind residents that vehicles may not be parked on City streets for more than 24 hours at a time. This is especially important during snow removal operations as parked vehicles during this period obstruct the removal of snow from the streets by City staff. Vehicles parked on City streets…
Need a ride from the Rec Complex to the Waterfront but you’ve got no wheels? You can get there with ReRyde, the first ridesharing service licensed under the City of Selkirk’s new Vehicle for Hire By-Law. Changes to provincial laws paved the way for the City of Selkirk to modernize its by-law, which had been…
When city council adopted its Downtown Selkirk Renewal Strategy in 2016, it contained five strategic directions that ultimately would focus downtown development, ensuring it evolved into a place that people are drawn to, a place where they can shop, meet friends, hang out and live. One of the five strategic directions is to promote mixed…
The water that Selkirk residents drink has two important claims to fame – it’s won awards for its drinkability and now it’s actually heating the plant it’s treated in. The city installed a geothermal system at the water treatment plant and it’ll heat the plant in the winter, cool it in the summer, save energy…
Over the past couple of weeks we have been receiving some of questions regarding Manitoba Avenue East and its progress. Because of the important nature of this project and the impact it has on residents and local businesses, we wanted to provide an update on the project and projected timelines you can expect work to…