The world’s a big place and when you get accepted into a group that’s limited to 150 globally conscious citizens under the age of 35, well, you might have to pinch yourself to make sure it’s really happening. Megan Jakilazek, Asset Management/GIS Technician for the City of Selkirk, found herself in that pinch position in…
It may seem weird for Selkirk residents, but soon you’ll be seeing vehicles heading westbound down Manitoba Avenue East. “This is going to be a change for people. This stretch of road has been a one-way since the 1970s,” said the city’s Director of Operations Dan McDermid. A big change for longtime residents Manitoba Infrastructure…
The city has installed solar powered crosswalks at Main Street and Morris Avenue, an environmental and cost saving move that will also increase safety for students walking to school and anyone participating in active transportation. “It’s a high traffic area for a lot of students so it’s a great spot for a crosswalk,” said Ryan…
More than $2.75 million will be invested into improvements to Selkirk’s Main Street this summer, with work beginning this week. An open house will be held in Selkirk Council Chambers at the Civic Office on June 25 from 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Area businesses have already been informed of the open house, and the…
Deputy Mayor, Darlene Swiderski; MP Terry Duguid; Mayor, Larry Johannson; Manager of Transportation Services, Charlene Dunning City of Selkirk, June 10 – The City of Selkirk and Federal Government announced today that three new Selkirk Mobility buses are transporting riders throughout the streets of Selkirk and one of them is doing so with hybrid technology,…