May 1st marked the beginning of a new era for the City of Selkirk when it started providing planning services in-house to the community at large as well as building and land developers. Taking the reins of its own planning services will streamline the process and provide a one-stop-shop for everyone, whether you’re looking to…
The Ukrainian flag is being flown at 200 Eaton Ave., Selkirk’s City Hall, as a show of support for the people of Ukraine. The city has joined the chorus of voices from around the world that are opposing Russian aggression against Ukraine and in calling for an end to Russian President Vladimir Putin’s attacks on…
Reconstruction of one of Selkirk’s historic roadways will begin this spring when a well-travelled portion of Eveline Street is redone. The work will improve safety for motorists and pedestrians, make the street more accessible and connect it to active transportation pathways and sidewalks that allow for walkers and riders to go from Selkirk Park all…
The City of Selkirk is shining a light on an iconic landmark that will soon allow folks to tap into the rich culture and history of our fine city. The city’s logo was painted at the top of the water tower along with artwork reflective of the Selkirk brand last year and a mural depicting…
The last time Canada Census numbers were released following the 2016 count, Selkirk’s population broke the 10,000-person barrier, a number the city hadn’t surpassed in decades. The results of the 2021 census were released today, starting with population and dwellings, and the city has taken another step forward on its goal of intentional and targeted…