News releases issued by the City of Selkirk
The City of Selkirk’s Budget 2016 takes aim at infrastructure, both external and internal, and with the strategic plan in mind, concentrates on building the city’s capacity to facilitate economic growth and modernize its municipal government. For the second consecutive year, the city has completed its budget before year’s end, providing a competitive advantage when…
The City of Selkirk has paid tribute to Al Hares with a Certificate of Recognition for his decades spent coaching hockey and mentoring young players, guiding them towards success both on and off the ice. Hares, 70, was inducted into the Manitoba Hockey Hall of Fame in October, and Selkirk Mayor Larry Johannson and members…
Photo caption: Selkirk Mayor Larry Johannson, Minister of Finance Greg Dewar and Minister of Environment Tom Nevakshonoff, along with members of Selkirk council, present SaskSteel owner Ben Hoosier with a certificate of completion for removal of the M.S. Lord Selkirk II from the Selkirk slough. Selkirk council recognized the completion of removal of the M.S.…
The City of Selkirk will host an open house to show proposed changes to Manitoba Avenue West that will improve traffic flow on the busy thoroughfare that is expected to see even more traffic as the shopping destination, and the city’s population, continue to grow in coming years. A Manitoba Avenue Open House will be…
On Friday December 11, 2015, Selkirk Steeler Players Brayden Lozinski (#7) and Victor Knaub (#26) met Constable Paul Human from the Selkirk RCMP at the Selkirk Comprehensive High School. This month the RCMP and MJHL are working together at educating drivers about distracted driving. While Brayden and Victor signed autographs for students, Cst. Human handed out distracted driving…