Selkirk says goodbye to fossil fuels in water treatment plant
Reducing our carbon footprint requires us to put one foot in front of the other, often taking baby steps, as we walk towards a healthier planet. But every once in…
City holds the line on taxes in most challenging budget year
There will be no tax increase for Selkirk residents in the 2023 budget but the journey to get to zero in the face of high inflation and a years-long provincial…
Mandate Renewed: re-elected Selkirk Council to continue the city’s forward momentum
After the votes were counted on Oct. 26 and the totals revealed the city’s incumbent mayor and all six members of council had been re-elected but there was little time…
Selkirk’s New Electric Vehicle Charging stations attract visitors and reduces city’s GHG emissions
A grant from Natural Resources Canada’s Zero Emissions Vehicle Infrastructure Program (ZEVIP) has allowed Selkirk to install its first EV charging station in the public parking lot on Manitoba Avenue…
80-year-old elm tree saved; city’s commitment to urban forest runs deep
The lengths the city went to recently to save a decades old elm tree in front of the Selkirk Legion along Eveline Street demonstrates Selkirk’s commitment to the environment, its…