Selkirk becoming more climate resilient with Sophia Street sewer separation
To build great things, you have to start from the ground up. But to build toward a more climate resilient city, the construction is starting below the ground. The city…
News releases issued by the City of Selkirk
2020 in review – COVID had huge impact, but Selkirk kept moving forward
There’s no other way to paint 2020, it was a year that was coloured by COVID-19 at every turn since we first heard whispers of the virus in February –…
Opening in 2021 Selkirk’s New Wastewater Treatment Plant Supports a Growing City and Region
When the City of Selkirk broke ground for its new wastewater treatment plant in 2018, council of the day was certain of a couple things – first, it was making…
Friday night fun! City hosting third Quiz Night event, with a holiday twist
After the last two quiz nights you may think you know everything there is about our city; but we dare you to prove it to us during the Selkirk Holiday…
Gaynor Family Regional Library gives a big bang for the buck
Everyone knows that libraries are quiet places, where you can get comfy and delve into a good book or hunker down and ace that report for school. But if you’ll…