Selkirk Park will be temporarily closed to the public for precautionary reasons due to rising water levels. Staff have been monitoring an ice jam north of Selkirk at Sugar Island most of the day Friday. Water levels have risen to the base of the temporary dike installed at the Selkirk park boat launch. As a…
As of Wednesday, April 8, the water is sitting at around 220.2m above sea level. The water is currently running over the Waterfront. The city has taken preventative measures well in advance of the water rising to reduce the impact of high-water levels:– Removing lights, posts and anything that could potentially be swept away by…
For the safety of our staff and our citizens, we are postponing our regular spring cleanup indefinitely. A reschedule date has not yet been decided on. Once more is clear about the situation regarding COVID-19, we will communicate with everyone on our social media channels and our website when a new date has been decided…
During these difficult times, our number one priority is to keep delivering essential services while keeping our citizens and employees safe. We’ve created a dedicated web page that’ll be continuously updated to keep citizens informed about our services and the efforts the City is undertaking to stop the spread. We’re also making public our Business…
Under guidance of Manitoba Health to avoid large-scale events, we’ve decided to postpone both the Feasibility Study Open House (Wednesday) and the Hibernation Celebration (Friday) next week. We will post rescheduled dates when they become available. You can still have your say about the our new multi-purpose facility by signing up for CitizenVoice ➡️