Len Bacon regularly partakes in the City of Selkirk’s Walk and Jog program at the Rec Complex, and though the 78-year-old is hesitant to say he goes everyday, when the snow flies and the wind picks up, it often blows Len inside to get his heart pumping. “It’s good exercise and you’re not going to…
City covers insurance; first 3 to book get $250 each for fun We’ve been huddled up for too long Selkirkians – let’s GetOutside with our friends and neighbours and get the summer of 2019 started! The City of Selkirk wants to build safer, inclusive communities and its Block Party program is designed to do just…
History is made every minute, so it’s safe to say that capturing and documenting it is a never-ending task. Likewise, technology is changing every minute as well and what’s new is old before you can even finish your sentence. The City of Selkirk is marrying these two constantly evolving realities to launch a virtual version…
The Selkirk Pool will stay open until Sept. 8 this year, providing 13 extra days of swimming. On Sept. 9, the pool goes to the dogs for the third annual K9 Swim and Splash. Shelley Leonard, Program Coordinator for Culture, Recreation and Green Transportation, said the city wanted to extend the pool’s opening after a…
If there ever was a summer to get outside, it’s the summer of 2018, and the City of Selkirk is proud to provide youth an opportunity for high quality sport and recreation, along with some socializing, through a new free program called Play on the Move. Play on the move is open to school-aged children…