The value of Selkirk Transit can be verified in increased ridership year after year, but a brand new bus that began picking up passengers at city stops last week really toots the horn of the five-year-old Transit Authority’s success. The 30-foot Vicinity shuttle bus is only slightly longer than the city’s previous three buses, but…
Selkirk to help create Canada 150 Mosaic Project in celebration of Canada’s 150th birthday Journal and City of Selkirk team up for ‘unique’ project. The City of Selkirk and The Selkirk Journal are joining together to help Selkirkians put their creative stamp on a monumental piece of art that will celebrate Canada’s 150th birthday in…
City sells first three lots to local developer; medical clinic will be first phase of larger Easton Place Medical Centre The Selkirk Business Park is off to a healthy start in 2016 with city council announcing the sale of the first three lots in Phase 1 of the park to a local development group that…
Second annual fundraiser for Selkirk Heritage Endowment Fund (SHEF) set for Feb. 4 at Gwen Fox Gallery Now that we’re all done ringing in the New Year it’s time to kick off 2016 with a nod to Selkirk’s past. The Noventis Credit Union’s Evening of History, A Fundraiser for the Selkirk Heritage Endowment Fund (SHEF),…
The City of Selkirk’s Budget 2016 takes aim at infrastructure, both external and internal, and with the strategic plan in mind, concentrates on building the city’s capacity to facilitate economic growth and modernize its municipal government. For the second consecutive year, the city has completed its budget before year’s end, providing a competitive advantage when…