The City of Selkirk invited residents that will be impacted by construction this summer to council chambers to learn why their street was selected for improvements and how much the city is investing. A total of $2 million will be spent on 14 infrastructure projects that have been identified through the city’s Capital Asset Management…
Sometimes tackling the world’s problems seems like a big ask, but the City of Selkirk is proving that small gestures quickly have a big impact, both around the world and in your own back yard. For the second year in a row, Selkirk has been recognized with a national award for its support of fair…
It was 117 years ago when Danny Thorsteinson’s family opened their business in Selkirk, and being the fourth generation of the family to run Thor’s Meats, he’s more than a bit of an anomaly. Thorsteinson acknowledges the longevity is rare, and provides a unique perspective on the highs and lows of being a small business…
Attendance was down but spirits were up at the 2018 Policing Priorities World Café held March 13 at the Selkirk Rec Complex Banquet Hall. A small crowd came out to learn more about the programs and agencies that are working to make Selkirk safer and help determine the city’s top three policing priorities. David Thorne,…
The fourth annual Noventis Credit Union’s Evening of History, a City of Selkirk initiative and a fundraiser for the Selkirk Heritage Endowment Fund (SHEF) will be held again this year but at a later date than in previous years. Normally a February celebration, the evening that pays tribute to Selkirk’s history and raises money for…