There are signs everywhere that Manitobans are getting their shots and that we’re on our way to a healthier province and – fingers crossed – a good summer vacation. First of all, there are the green stickers folks are wearing when they leave Selkirk’s vaccination super site declaring they are doing their part to keep…
It’s hard to believe but five years have flown by and it is census time once again. Though right now it seems like the only thing that’s happened in the last five years is the COVID-19 global pandemic, but in reality, plenty has occurred since the last census in 2016, including population growth in different…
A survey of Selkirk residents to gauge their desires for a safer, more accessible Eveline Street showed strong support in addition to enthusiasm for environmental options and keeping history in the mix. Almost 250 residents participated in a research survey conducted by Credit Union Central of Manitoba (CUCM) and the City of Selkirk that asked…
If you feel a stronger than normal breeze coming from Selkirk Park in the near future, don’t worry, it’s just the additional air flow being created by the wagging of happy dog tails as they enjoy the city’s first fenced off-leash dog park. Ruth Rolfe, the city’s Manager of Parks and Recreation Facilities, says the…
Selkirk’s Canada 150 Mural Mosaic is an impressive sight in the Gaynor Family Regional Library, representing the city’s chapter in our country’s storied 152-year history. An 8×12 mural made up of 800 tiles painted by community members to commemorate Canada’s 150th birthday in 2017, the mural brought people together to create a glorious piece of…