News releases issued by the City of Selkirk
What could be more Canadian than going to a skating party? Well, if you wear a red sweater, joined in with hundreds of friends from your community, bumped into Santa at the rink, celebrated Canada’s 150th birthday and raised money for a good cause, that would be even more Canadian. If you want in on…
Holiday Alley, a winter street festival in the City of Selkirk’s downtown, is inspiring small-town pride and celebrating downtown revitalization. The free, two-day festival will take over Manitoba Ave. East, a block of the city’s downtown, and will be showered with light, art, sound and creativity for the first weekend in December. The festival will…
When Selkirk Mobility picks up a client, it’s like they’re picking up family. That’s the way everyone who works at the company feels, said administrator Bonnie Turenne, who was thrilled to learn they’d won two awards at Selkirk Biz’s 2017 Business Awards – New Business of the Year and the Customer Service Award. “We’re all…
In the October 26, 2017 edition of the Selkirk Record, it appears that some inaccurate statements may have been made in relation to the City of Selkirk’s desire to allow the Rural Municipality (RM) of St. Andrews to connect to the City sewer system. The City of Selkirk is both willing and able to provide…
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…