On behalf of Selkirk Council and the citizens of our community, I offer our thoughts and prayers to all those affected by the mosque attack in Quebec City. We stand with Canadians from coast to coast to coast in condemning such acts of violence and the hatred behind them. The peace and security we…
The City of Selkirk is investing in the environment and its citizens’ futures with the announcement today at the Selkirk Waterfont of a new Waste Water Treatment Plant that will be equally cost shared by the city and the Governments of Manitoba and Canada under the Building Canada Plan. Selkirk Mayor Larry Johannson said the…
The City of Selkirk has scheduled nuisance mosquito fogging starting on June 28 at 10 p.m., weather permitting. Fogging is also scheduled for the nights of June 29 and if required, June 30. The decision to fog comes after several weeks of biological larviciding as well as monitoring mosquitoes in two Province of Manitoba…
Due to this year’s volume, crews have will not be able to complete the Spring Clean-Up route by the end of today. Crews will work this weekend and into early next week if necessary to remove waste from curbside. For those residents who have not yet received service. Please leave your waste at your curb over the…
The ice build up at McIvor Lane in St. Andrews has moved further north and while still restricting water flow, is not currently posing any risk to the City of Selkirk. River levels have been declining in Selkirk for the past 48 hours. The river no longer exceeds its banks in Selkirk, and the Province…