Selkirk city council has once again delivered its budget before year’s end – which comes with a host of benefits – and once again, the process was done with the presence of COVID still weighing heavy on everyone at the table. Mayor Larry Johannson said budget time is intense no matter what – making decisions…
As of Saturday August 7, 2021, the City of Selkirk will be deescalating our COVID-19 Business Continuity Plan and Response Strategy to Level II. As part of our commitment to ensure the health and safety for community members and our staff, masks will remain mandatory in all city-run facilities, offices, public restrooms and on Selkirk…
There are signs everywhere that Manitobans are getting their shots and that we’re on our way to a healthier province and – fingers crossed – a good summer vacation. First of all, there are the green stickers folks are wearing when they leave Selkirk’s vaccination super site declaring they are doing their part to keep…
A major reconstruction project slated for this summer will be split in two – with part of the work taking place in 2021 and part in 2022 – to reduce the risk of delays and cost increases at the hands of the ongoing pandemic and striking Hydro workers. Selkirk Chief Administrative Officer Duane Nicol said…
The City of Selkirk’s popular Walk & Jog program at the Rec Complex returns this year with a few changes to ensure participants stay healthy while pursuing their fitness routines. “We’re really happy that Walk & Jog is back this fall and winter because we know there are so many people who enjoy it,” said…