False alarms costing Selkirk taxpayers over $60,000 per year
The city is calling on citizens to help reduce the number of false alarms Selkirk Fire Department members are called to, thereby reducing wasted resources and the amount of time…
Federal government announces more than $120 million in funding for transit for Selkirk, Winnipeg and Brandon
The federal government announced today that Selkirk will share in more than $120 million in funding for capital investment in its transit system. Nathaniel Erskine-Smith, Minister of Housing, Infrastructure and…
Selkirk’s commitment to library expansion pays off; benefits citizens
The Gaynor Family Regional Library will soon move into space vacated by Red River Planning District (RRPD) in 2022 and offer expanded programming and collection space. It’s a move that…
Budget 2025 – City council makes tough decisions in reassessment year; adds windrow clearing and maintains services
Selkirk council has completed the city’s $40.6 million budget for 2025, and like all budget processes, there were ups and downs. The ups were mostly out of the city’s control…
Close to 50 sick and suffering domestic rabbits rescued, saved from certain death after intentional release
A rescue organization’s efforts to trap, foster and rehome domestic rabbits in the City of Selkirk has saved the lives of nearly 50 of the animals, who faced almost certain…