News releases issued by the City of Selkirk
Camp Awesome, Selkirk’s popular day camp program which runs during spring break and throughout the summer, has had some exciting enhancements made. The city believes they will provide even more value to local families. Courtney Bangert-Murray, the city’s Program Coordinator, says there are exciting changes that link to the Kindergarten to Grade 5 curriculum…
City programming is back in a big way And now, after an extending break, we return you to our regularly scheduled program. With several improvements. The City of Selkirk is pleased to be offering a full programming schedule once again that features all your favourites and some exciting new options as well. Courtney Bangert-Murray, the…
One of the five pillars of our Community Strategic Plan is being better Environmental Stewards. This means thinking differently and finding ways to reduce our environmental footprint on the Earth. Here are 10 ways the City of Selkirk is continuing taking action: 10. Our award-winning Climate Change Adaption Strategy. The strategy that leads the way.…
The sixth annual Noventis Credit Union Evening of History, a City of Selkirk initiative, and fundraiser for the Selkirk Heritage Endowment Fund (SHEF), will be held this year on May 11 at Memorial Hall. “The event is growing and we’re in a time of respecting our distances, so it was fitting to hold this year’s…
The City of Selkirk is being sued for 1.2 million dollars by former Selkirk Resident and musician Goody Grace. Grace is suing the city on the grounds of violating a trademark, brand slander, and breach of contract resulting in financial loss. This legal action was taken after the city repainted its iconic water tower in…