Volunteers get recognition at 7th annual SHEF event
Evening of History supports Selkirk Heritage Endowment Fund
The City of Selkirk once again hosted their annual Evening of History event which supports the Selkirk...
Government provides $1.2 Million for youth to build skills, enter the workforce
The Manitoba government is providing youth in Manitoba with the opportunity to experience their first jobs in a supportive environment that gives them the...
Selkirk and District Horticultural Society hosts plant sale May 26
Get your green thumb ready for some great local deals
Are you starting your first garden and want some great plants at a great price?...
Nitootem Youth Gathering takes place at Lower Fort Garry
Young people learn about Indigenous culture and language
The Nitootem Youth Gathering took place at Lower Fort Garry earlier this month. This event put on...
Lake Winnipeg commercial fisher sounding quagga mussel alarm
A Lake Winnipeg commercial fisher who had warned the government years ago about the rise of algal blooms and the advent of zebra mussels is sounding the horn on quagga mussels, which are causing environmental and economic damage in the Great Lakes and waterways in various parts of the United States.
