It’s an exciting time to be a citizen of the City of Selkirk, for numerous reasons, including the fact that right now you can take an active role in shaping the city’s future through CitizenVoice. Selkirk is looking for people who want to play a key role in the city’s decision-making process by joining a…
The City of Selkirk unveiled short-to-long-term plans for the street that leads to Selkirk’s primary shopping destination and its heath and recreation facilities. Detailed designs and staging plans for Manitoba Avenue West were announced at an open house Oct. 20 at the Gaynor Family Regional Library. The $500,000 project was cost shared 50-50 with the…
National Teen Driver Safety SWeek (NTDSW) is a week designed to make the public aware of teen driver safety issues, and encourages community and youth involvement as part of the solution. National Teen Driver Safety Week will run from October 16-22, 2016. This year is the fourth annual. Great momentum was achieved in 2015.…
Front row, left to right, Selkirk Home Hardware owner Rob Borthistle, Selkirk Councillor Kelly Cook, Selkirk Steelers Braden Shea, Riley Giauque, Brett Friesen and Adam Withers, and Tree Canada representative Mike James, join city staff and Selkirk Community Renewal Corporation staff at Friday’s tree planting in Selkirk Park. The City of Selkirk celebrated National…
From left to right: Debbie Kuypers, Anne-Marie Kurbis, Corinna Rach, Don Budinsky (provincial judge), Judy Brooks, Chris Carruthers, Michelle Balharry, Roberta Chic and Raymond Avanthay. It took just eight short years and Selkirk has earned five blooms. The City was awarded Five Blooms – the highest rating – at the Manitoba Communities in…