News releases issued by the City of Selkirk
In Selkirk, the name R.S. ‘Bud’ Oliver is synonymous with municipal politics. In the international community, the name is closely aligned with what is now known as the Red River Basin Commission. In January of this year, the man who was Selkirk’s mayor from 1984 to 2002 stepped down from his position on the RRBC’s…
Why does Winnipeg get to have all the fun? Selkirk’s historic Manitoba Ave. will see white this Tuesday during the Jets first home game of the second series. Manitoba Ave. East will be closed to vehicle traffic between Noon & Midnight to allow for a street party which will feature live entertainment, food vendors, and…
The city’s replacement of a 25-year-old rescue truck and the advancement of technology have combined to make Selkirk’s firefighters better equipped to do their job fighting fires and keeping Selkirk’s citizens safe. The Fort Garry Fire Trucks, custom-built rescue vehicle was designed by members of the Selkirk Fire Department, in consultation with city, to meet…
The City of Selkirk prides itself on being an inclusive community, and in its efforts to allow access to all, service animals are among those welcomed into city buildings. In accordance with Selkirk’s Accessibility Plan, the city is committed to providing equitable treatment and benefits of city services, programs and facilities in a manner that…
If you’re in favour of having fun delivered to your doorstep, then the city’s Block Party is for you. Selkirk launched its Block Party initiative last summer and is continuing this year by offering a $250 gift voucher to the first five people that book a Block Party. The very first to book will receive…