Richard Gilhuly
Discover the life of Richard Gilhuly, a meticulous community builder who ran Selkirk’s iconic Gilhuly’s Drug Store for nearly a century and served as the town’s dedicated postmaster.
William Earl Gordon
From an organ pumper in Ontario to a dynamic community builder in Manitoba, explore the remarkable life, career, and enduring civic legacy of former Selkirk Mayor William “Bill” Earl Gordon.
Harold Newton
Discover the life of Harold Newton, a dedicated local historian and Selkirk Council member whose passionate research preserved the foundational stories of our community.
William Gibbs
From his roots in England to becoming one of Selkirk’s premier pioneers, explore the remarkable life of William Gibbs—the beloved town baker, civic leader, and community builder.
Better Water for Tea
From a heavily polluted lifeline to a landmark environmental victory: discover how the Town of Selkirk fought the Province and the City of Winnipeg to save the Red River.
Lights, Camera, Action! Selkirk Through Film
From Hollywood blockbusters to local television dramas, discover the starring role Selkirk has played on screen and the major productions that chose our town as their backdrop.
Langlois Family
Discover the incredible legacy of Selkirk’s Langlois family—from their roots in boatbuilding and life on Hecla Island to the remarkable story of nine brothers who all served in WWII and returned home safely.
Firsts for Selkirk’s Women on Council
Meet Alice Belanger and Darlene Swiderski—two trailblazing leaders who broke barriers and brought vital new perspectives to Selkirk’s town council.
The Frank Hooker Award
From bucket brigades to motorized engines, explore the history of the Selkirk Fire Department and the hilarious, lighthearted story behind the legendary Frank Hooker Driving Award.
Amy Clemons
Born in St. Peters in 1906 and a descendant of Chief Peguis, Amy Clemons was a pillar of Manitoba’s Friendship Centre movement. As Executive Director of the Selkirk Friendship Centre, she dedicated her life to community service, youth programs, and Cree language preservation. Her tireless advocacy against prejudice earned her Manitoba’s 1970 “Woman of the Year” honors and the Order of Canada in 1973.