Swimmers are out of the water at the public pool in Selkirk Park and they’ve been replaced by construction crews doing a $210,000 upgrade to the facility. Infrastructure improvements to the pool were first announced in May 2015, but put on hold while the city applied for a Canada 150 grant to offset the costs.…
The City of Selkirk wants to hear your opinions on city parks, green spaces and trails as it works to develop a Parks Strategy that will be part of an overall Recreation Strategy. TAKE THE SURVEY NOW Chris Carruthers, the city’s Director of Culture, Recreation and Green Transportation, said a Parks Survey – available online…
The city will host an Open House on Oct. 20 to unveil detailed designs for long-term plans to upgrade Manitoba Avenue West. The Open House will be held at Gaynor Family Regional Library from 4 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. The City of Selkirk established the Manitoba Avenue Task Force in 2009. Members of city council…
The City of Selkirk is planting seeds today to ensure a healthy tomorrow with a tree farm that will enhance parks and green space throughout the community for years to come. Director of Operations Dan McDermid said the trees will begin their life at the tree farm and as they grow will be transplanted at…
Front row, left to right, Selkirk Home Hardware owner Rob Borthistle, Selkirk Councillor Kelly Cook, Selkirk Steelers Braden Shea, Riley Giauque, Brett Friesen and Adam Withers, and Tree Canada representative Mike James, join city staff and Selkirk Community Renewal Corporation staff at Friday’s tree planting in Selkirk Park. The City of Selkirk celebrated National…