News releases issued by the City of Selkirk
Getting around Selkirk on foot is now safer thanks to improvements made to sidewalks throughout the city. The City of Selkirk’s Strategic Plan calls for the best possible recreation opportunities for residents, and walking is the easiest and most accessible form of recreation, that can be done by almost anyone. The plan also calls for…
History is made every minute, so it’s safe to say that capturing and documenting it is a never-ending task. Likewise, technology is changing every minute as well and what’s new is old before you can even finish your sentence. The City of Selkirk is marrying these two constantly evolving realities to launch a virtual version…
There’s a unanimous feeling amongst those involved in Communities in Bloom (CiB) in Selkirk that it takes a village to successfully bloom. That thought is shared by the CiB judges, who commended everyone from the CiB committee, mayor, council and CAO, city staff, Selkirk Horticultural Society, business owners, home owners, volunteers, a Transit driver and…
In the near future, Selkirk dog owners will be able to drop the leash and let Fido run and play with friends in an off-leash greenspace, but before that can happen we need to hear from Fido’s mom and dad. Dog owners have said in previous public consultations that an off-leash area is important to…
Beginning Sept. 4, a private contractor hired by the City of Selkirk, will begin removing Dutch Elm Disease infected trees on public and private property within the City of Selkirk. More than 350 trees with Dutch Elm Disease were identified and marked this summer by Province of Manitoba Department of Sustainable Development employees. There is…