Ladder truck and fire hall expansion make Selkirk a secure place to invest
When the City of Selkirk approved the purchase of a ladder truck for its fire department in 2018, there were some who wondered why money was being spent on equipment…
New generator means city water supply won’t be tapped out during power outages
The City of Selkirk will invest $900,000 into a new generator for the water treatment plant, ensuring residents will have a safe and secure source of water even during lengthy…
C’mon and take a free ride – Selkirk Transit celebrating 10 years with free rides for the month of June
Denis Fitzpatrick remembers when the first transit buses hit the streets of Selkirk in 2011 and the naysayers were already writing the new service’s obituary. “Initially there were a lot…
Census Day is May 11, make sure you’re counted in!
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…
Infrastructure projects improve the ground under foot and beneath your wheels
Selkirk’s infrastructure projects for 2021 tick a lot of boxes in the city’s Strategic Plan, including addressing the need for substantial capital investments by building safe and sustainable infrastructure, providing…