Selkirk Journal

There is nothing unique in a call to support local — I have worked all over Western Canada for the past two decades in communities of all shapes and sizes, and all of them have had their own campaigns. Arguably, however, it has never been more important for the public to actually follow […]

The Winnipeg Police Air1 helicopter was kept busy on the weekend, responding to a pair of incidents where it’s high-flying, crime-fighting skills came in handy in catching several gun-totting suspects. On Tuesday, police released Air1 video from both incidents. “There are so many points […]

Public health officials have declared outbreaks at three more long-term care facilities and one at a school in the Winnipeg metropolitan region on Tuesday. Golden West Centennial Lodge, Misericordia Place and Middlechurch Home of Winnipeg were all elevated to Red (Critical) under the […]

Manitoba’s auto insurer has a new president and chief executive officer. Manitoba Public Insurance announced the appointment of Eric Herbelin as its new president and CEO on Tuesday. Herbelin will step into the role effective Jan. 4, 2021. Herbelin brings over 20 years of senior leadership […]

Two former Manitoba lawyers living with disabilities have each filed a complaint with the Manitoba Human Rights Commission alleging how many Manitoba court buildings are inaccessible to people with disabilities including the Provincial Law Courts building in Winnipeg. “It is clear that […]

St. Mary’s Academy, a private, all-girls school in Winnipeg, has decided against a decision they announced Monday to shutter their high school grades and transition them into remote learning. The school’s Grade 9-12 students will not be transitioning to remote learning effective Oct. […]

The City announced on Tuesday that it’s launching a redesigned winnipeg.ca homepage and 311 self-service website. “The launch of the redesigned homepage and 311 self-service website will help modernize the City’s online interactions with residents and businesses,” Mayor […]

The provincial government flip-flopped on some of their health regulations on the shut down of certain Winnipeg bars on Monday night, but there are a number of businesses that are still on the brink of being forced out of business for good. Christopher Graves, the owner of iconic downtown bar […]

If current City Hall conversations are any indication, Winnipeg may not be able to land a new Shaw Park lease agreement with the Goldeyes Baseball Club due to more failed negotiating attempts. On Tuesday, the City’s Executive Policy Committee voted against the current lease offer, which was […]

They’ve been playing in men’s leagues, practising regularly and even delving into new ventures in the curling world and now members of Winnipeg’s Mike McEwen foursome are ready to get back in the competitive game. The McEwen team, currently ranked seventh in the world, has […]