New Public Water Stations Installed to support citizens in a warming climate
Three public water stations in the City of Selkirk will make sure people, and their pets, can stay hydrated during the heat of the summer. One is installed at the…
Music, food, arts, and culture – Selkirk’s summer concert series has it all
Summer in Selkirk means a variety of events and markets are coming to the Waterfront and Manitoba Avenue, offering shared enjoyment and lasting memories. Ellie Longbottom, the city’s Culture Coordinator,…
New street trees taking root in Selkirk
The City of Selkirk is continuing work to ensure its urban canopy will be lush and healthy along Main Street and other areas throughout the city for years to come…
Eveline does it again – street reconstruction garners TAC Award
For the second time this year the city’s new Eveline Street has received high praise and an impressive award. The reconstruction of seven blocks of the street in the downtown…
Success of DED program shifts grant funding to equipment upgrades for urban forestry operations
Selkirk’s efforts to limit the spread of Dutch Elm Disease (DED) are paying off in more ways than one. First, far fewer infected trees had to be removed this year…