Manitobans can now book same-day appointments at QuickCare clinics in Selkirk and Steinbach through the province’s Medinav portal.
Online Booking Expands to Selkirk, Steinbach QuickCare Clinics
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Selkirk Articles
Three Arrested After Attempted Break-In at Selkirk Home
Selkirk RCMP have arrested three people following an attempted break and enter at a home on Mercy Street last Friday evening.
Habitat for Humanity Welcomes New Manitoba Families Home
Four families in Brandon, Selkirk and Winnipeg are moving into new homes this summer through Habitat for Humanity Manitoba.
Two Drownings Reported in Manitoba on Saturday
Manitoba RCMP are investigating two separate drownings that occurred in the province on Saturday.
Teen Charged in Fatal Stabbing of Woman in Selkirk
Manitoba RCMP have charged a 15-year-old girl in the fatal stabbing of a 39-year-old woman in Selkirk last week.
Woman Fatally Stabbed Outside Selkirk Business
A 39-year-old woman has died following a stabbing late Monday night outside a business on Manitoba Avenue in Selkirk.
Woman Charged After Assault on RCMP Officer in Selkirk
A 22-year-old woman faces charges after allegedly assaulting an RCMP officer during an arrest in Selkirk early Saturday morning.
Manitoba Hydro Streamlines Energy Hookups for New Homes
Manitoba Hydro and the Manitoba Home Builders’ Association have reached a new agreement aimed at speeding up energy connections for new home construction.
Stonewall Man Killed in Crash with Semi on Highway 8
An 18-year-old Stonewall man has died following a two-vehicle crash in the RM of St. Andrews on Wednesday.
Manitoba to Host First-Ever Commercial Fishers Summit in Selkirk
The Manitoba government is inviting Lake Winnipeg commercial fishers to attend the province’s first-ever Fishers Summit.
Manitoba Launches $1.5M Tariff Response Program for Manufacturers
The Manitoba government is launching a $1.5 million program to support local manufacturers facing potential U.S. tariffs.
Ottawa Commits $120M to Boost Public Transit in Manitoba Cities
The federal government is investing more than $120 million over the next decade to enhance public transit in Winnipeg, Brandon, and Selkirk.
