News releases issued by the City of Selkirk
Bigger Buses, Freight Options Added for Selkirk – Winnipeg Commute Kasper Transportation Services ensured Selkirk to Winnipeg commuters didn’t miss a ride when they took over the commuter line between the two communities on Sept. 5, and they’re making the ride even better with new buses. General Manager Maisie Hicks said they put a new…
Inaugural Mayors’ Gala for the Arts to launch new endowment fund It’s no secret that the Selkirk, St. Andrews and St. Clements region is renowned for its arts community, considered by many to be as vibrant and robust as any in the province. To celebrate and support this most dynamic sect, municipal leaders in the…
Selkirk Transit Authority and Staff Cited as Heroes of Mental Health Kevin Thordarson was excited about this year’s Heroes of Mental Health Awards because he had nominated his employer – Selkirk Transit Authority and Charlene Dunning – for an award in the Organization/Business category. When he received a phone call a few days before the…
The City of Selkirk’s Sustainable Economic Development department is working to spur business development in the city with its newly created Investment Profile. The profile pulls together, in one neat package, all the information investors or developers would need when considering the city for their next project. The Investment Profile is a succinct document that…
The City of Selkirk is investigating its options with regards to train whistles in the community following a deluge of citizen complaints this summer. David Thorne, Director of Protective Services, said the city has begun Transport Canada’s whistle cessation process, an eight-step investigative procedure to determine whether the whistles should continue or be replaced by…