Please be advised there may be a delay in recycling collection in some areas of the City of Selkirk. Areas affected are from Tuesday’s route: Main Street east and Manitoba Avenue north. Most recent information is that residential blue box recycling has been picked up but not the larger toters. All collections should be complete by…
Selkirk’s population has pushed past the 10,000 mark for the first time in decades and city leaders say it’s confirmation their purposeful strategy for growth is working. Statistics Canada released numbers on population and dwellings last week, the first results from the national census, taken May 10, 2016. The City of Selkirk’s population rose to…
The City of Selkirk has created a new position and hired former RCMP Inspector David Thorne as its Director of Protective Services. Thorne started with the City on Oct. 17, 2016. The Director is responsible for the City’s two By-law Enforcement Officers and for all protective and safety related programs and initiatives the city has. This…
Registrations for Camp Awesome 2017 Are Now Open! Camp Awesome is the City of Selkirk’s Spring Break Day Camp for children ages 6-12. Based at the Selkirk Recreation Complex Banquet Hall, Camp Awesome will run from Monday, March 27 to Friday, March 31, 2017 – the entire week of Spring Break. Our main goal is to provide a safe,…
Selkirk residents who choose to challenge parking tickets will no longer need a court date when new legislation takes effect this month. The Province introduced the Municipal By-law Enforcement Act for the City of Winnipeg on August 8, 2016 and the Act will be extended to the rest of the province on February 7, 2017.…