The City of Selkirk is investing $1.4 million into streets and waterlines this year as part of an ongoing effort to upgrade the city’s aging infrastructure. Work is already underway on Sophia and Jemima streets and one block of Pittsburgh Avenue will be paved this year, pending Municipal Board approval. Selkirk Park pool will be…
May 10th is Census Day. Every citizen counted in the census brings thousands into Manitoba and Selkirk every year. It’s census time again and if you need a little motivation to get you excited about making sure you are counted in the nation-wide information gathering exercise this May 10, here’s a little – every Selkirk…
April 28th marks the National Day of Mourning for the workers killed or injured on the job. The National Day, held annually, was officially recognized by the federal government in 1991, eight years after the day of remembrance was launched by the Canadian Labour Congress. The Day of Mourning has since spread to about 80…
Ed Partyka honoured with second Manitoba Water and Wastewater Association award March 21–Another member of Selkirk’s water and wastewater team has been recognized for his outstanding performance in his job at the city plant. Ed Partyka was named the Manitoba Water and Wastewater Association’s 2016 Operator of the Year at a banquet held last month…
Mayor Larry Johannson put 2015 in perspective at the Selkirk Biz – State of the Region address today at Gaffer’s and offered a glimpse into the future with what’s to come for the city and its citizens in 2016. 2015 Was a Good Year For Selkirk For Selkirk and its citizens, there was no bigger…