News releases issued by the City of Selkirk
The City of Selkirk had help this year from some high school students who decorated the city’s float for the annual Santa’s Parade of Lights and before any judging could take place, it was obvious there were several winners that could be declared. The students were part of the Comp’s Best Buddies program, which pairs…
Have your say on December 8th. The City will host a Public Workshop on Thursday, December 8 where citizens can add their voices to what will become a Parks Strategy for Selkirk’s outdoor spaces. The workshop will be held at the Recreation Complex Banquet Room and will begin at 6 p.m. Chris Carruthers, Director of Culture,…
It was mid January when Linda Dola called Selkirk Mobility to take her mom for some medical appointments. It’s a day that sticks with her, because of the excellent service she, and her mom, received. Dola was so moved, the following day she emailed Selkirk Mobility to congratulate them on the wonderful experience. “I wish to…
People in the Selkirk area have already painted their town red – and green and blue and a host of other colours – in anticipation of Canada’s 150th birthday next July by enthusiastically participating in the nationwide Canada 150 Mosaic Mural Project. The City of Selkirk and the Selkirk Journal teamed up to educate Selkirk…
It’s an exciting time to be a citizen of the City of Selkirk, for numerous reasons, including the fact that right now you can take an active role in shaping the city’s future through CitizenVoice. Selkirk is looking for people who want to play a key role in the city’s decision-making process by joining a…