Robert Smith
September 24, 2022
Through the Roaring Twenties and the Great Depression, Selkirk was home to not only one of the most generous men, but one of the most
People from Selkirk
Selkirk has been and still is home to some extraordinary people over the years. Some gave their lives for a better tomorrow, others traveled the world, created recreation, and gave transportation. Learn how these great individuals shaped our beautiful city into what it is today.
Chuck Norquay
September 24, 2022
Chuck was born on November 10th, 1955. He was a genuine, outgoing, people-loving person, who had an infectious passion for fishing. This passion ultimately led
The Grabowski Family
September 24, 2022
The Grabowski Family were not unlike other families in Selkirk, Manitoba during the 1950s and beyond. They were kind, hardworking, and attended church every Sunday.
The Dufferin Gang
December 15, 2021
During the Second World War, men and women from across the globe enlisted in the military together to fight for their countries. At the time,
Emma Shaw Colcleugh
September 24, 2021
Emma Shaw Colcleugh was born on September 3, 1846, in Thompson, Connecticut. She was the second child of George W. and Abbey Shaw. Emma started
Selkirk Transit
May 28, 2021
The suggestion to have a transit service was first introduced in 2004 by Bill Chartier. Chartier was the owner of Will’s Taxi and had noticed
Selkirk Library
October 2, 2020
A citizens group called the Selkirk Literary Association was established around 1879, primarily to bring speakers to the town and to host debates. One topic
