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…
Something’s happening in the City of Selkirk, and maybe you can’t quite put your finger on it, but you know this – it’s good. The city is alive and vibrant and there’s a positive energy permeating all facets of life, whether it’s work, entertainment or family, and when things are this good, sometimes we just…
Something’s happening in the City of Selkirk, and maybe you can’t quite put your finger on it, but you know this – it’s good. The city is alive and vibrant and there’s a positive energy permeating all facets of life, whether it’s work, entertainment or family, and when things are this good, sometimes we just…
Approximately 40 people attended a City of Selkirk open house held Jan. 31 to share details of its fire hall expansion plans with members of the public. Construction on the $3.98 million dollar project will begin this spring. Keeping the Community Safe & Informed Chief Administrative Officer Duane Nicol said city staff members were on…