The city’s new slogan is the ‘City of Selkirk – Where it all comes together’ and it’s a slogan that truly sums up what our city is today and will be in the future. Along with the new slogan is a new logo that reflects the vibrance, cultural fabric and warmth of our city. The…
The City of Selkirk prides itself on its commitment to its residents when it comes to caring for streets, underground infrastructure, drinking water, recycling and garbage collection, among many other services. Public Works is tasked with keeping the city clean, operational and safe. Most times, the services provided go unnoticed by residents as staff go about their…
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…