There’s a provincial election happening Sept. 10 and in an effort to make sure Selkirk voters keep their hometown front of mind when they hit the polling stations, the city is taking the unprecedented step of encouraging citizens to raise important community issues with local candidates and reminding voters what’s at stake when they cast…
When you run into a candidate, whether through social media, walking down the street, or knocking at your door, ask them these questions that directly affect your community: What will you do to have Main Street north of Manitoba Ave. (Provincial HWY 320) renewed? The Province invested in the renewal of Main Street from Heap…
An investment of close to $1-million will improve three city streets, drainage and reduce the number of combined sewer systems that still exist in Selkirk. Dan McDermid, Director of Operations, said portions of McLean, Sophia and Pacific were selected for resurfacing and land drainage improvements this summer, in accordance with the city’s Capital Asset Management Program…
Much needed resurfacing of Selkirk’s Main Street began Friday and work will continue over the next three weeks to complete 1.5 km of the city’s main thoroughfare. The project, which will see two inches of surface material milled off the top of the street, from Strathnaver to Manitoba avenues, and replaced with new asphalt, will…