About the role
Position Details
Wage Rate: Up to $19.00 per hour
Hours of Work:
- Up to 35 hours per week
- Dependent on program needs
- No guarantee of hours
Employment Type: Casual
Position Duration: 20 weeks
About Us
Located 20 minutes from Winnipeg, Selkirk is a vibrant small city with a hometown feel. Our close-knit community loves to celebrate, learn and explore in the company of good neighbours. All through the year, there are many opportunities to enjoy local talent, learn about our past and seek out new interests.
The Opportunity
The City of Selkirk is currently in search of a Summer Heritage Programmer to join our team Under the direction of the Culture Coordinator, the Summer Heritage Programmer will provide assistance in the planning, preparation and delivery of heritage or cultural related activities, special events sponsored or supported by the City of Selkirk.
Job Duties
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Research and Writing
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Research blog post topics using sources such as the Archives of Manitoba, newspaper archives, local history books and oral history interviews.
-
Write blog posts for the museum that captures, preserves and shares the heritage of Selkirk.
-
Assist with conducting and recording oral histories, managing the digital files and transcribing the interviews.
- Administrative
-
Maintain and update website content to ensure it remains accurate, and user-friendly.
-
Assist with marketing of the Selkirk Museum to attract visitors to learn the rich history of Selkirk through social media platforms such as Facebook and Instagram posts, and stories.
-
Archiving
-
Assist with the documentation, preservation, and cataloging of archives.
-
Support the organization of the City of Selkirk’s digital archives, ensuring accurate and up-to-date records.
-
Maintain and update the museum’s inventory and database, ensuring proper care, storage, and accessibility of assets.
- Programming and Events
-
Assist with the development, implementation and promotion of heritage programming and events that will conserve and enhance Selkirk’s public spaces.
- Perform other related duties as may be assigned.
Qualifications/Minimum Requirements
- A Canadian citizen or a permanent resident, or have refugee status in Canada (non-Canadians holding temporary work visas or awaiting permanent status are not eligible)
- Legally entitled to work in Canada
- Between the age of 16 to 30 years at the start of employment
- Full-time high school, college, CEGEP, or university student
- Proven understanding of project/event development, marketing and event promotion
- Strong oral and written communication skills
- Strong organizational and administrative skills
- Competence with computer systems, including Microsoft Office Suite, email, internet and social media, and the ability to learn new technology as required
- Clear Current Criminal Record Check
- Valid Class 5 or G Driver’s License
Comments
This is a Casual Non-Union position ranging working various hours up to 35 hours a week based on a flexible schedule. This position is excluded from the Collective Agreement and is open to all applicants. Applications will be accepted until May 15, 2026 at 4:00 p.m.
The City of Selkirk is an equal opportunity employer, committed to providing an inclusive work environment. Applicants who require accommodation during the hiring process are encouraged to contact the City’s Human Resources Division.
Thank you to all who apply, however, only those candidates selected for an interview will be contacted.
NOTE: Employees will be required to adhere to the City’s Vaccination Policy.
Company
City of Selkirk
Location
CRGT
Closing Date
May 15, 2026 04:00 PM
Not the right fit? Search for 2026-24 Summer Heritage Programmer jobs in Selkirk, MB
About City of Selkirk
Selkirk is a small city with big city attitude nestled along the banks of the Red River just 20 kms North of Winnipeg.
Residents enjoy the best features of city living with small-town character that makes for a tight-knit community with a friendly culture.
Priority number onw is the well-being, quality of life and community pride of the people of Selkirk. It's a place where everyone is encouraged to help shape and be a part of the city’s future.
City leaders foster a culture of caring for not just the community but for the planet and Selkirk is known nation-wide for implementing climate action into its day-to-day operations to build a more sustainable and resilient community.
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About the role
Position Details
Wage Rate: Up to $19.00 per hour
Hours of Work:
- Up to 35 hours per week
- Dependent on program needs
- No guarantee of hours
Employment Type: Casual
Position Duration: 20 weeks
About Us
Located 20 minutes from Winnipeg, Selkirk is a vibrant small city with a hometown feel. Our close-knit community loves to celebrate, learn and explore in the company of good neighbours. All through the year, there are many opportunities to enjoy local talent, learn about our past and seek out new interests.
The Opportunity
The City of Selkirk is currently in search of a Summer Heritage Programmer to join our team Under the direction of the Culture Coordinator, the Summer Heritage Programmer will provide assistance in the planning, preparation and delivery of heritage or cultural related activities, special events sponsored or supported by the City of Selkirk.
Job Duties
-
Research and Writing
-
Research blog post topics using sources such as the Archives of Manitoba, newspaper archives, local history books and oral history interviews.
-
Write blog posts for the museum that captures, preserves and shares the heritage of Selkirk.
-
Assist with conducting and recording oral histories, managing the digital files and transcribing the interviews.
- Administrative
-
Maintain and update website content to ensure it remains accurate, and user-friendly.
-
Assist with marketing of the Selkirk Museum to attract visitors to learn the rich history of Selkirk through social media platforms such as Facebook and Instagram posts, and stories.
-
Archiving
-
Assist with the documentation, preservation, and cataloging of archives.
-
Support the organization of the City of Selkirk’s digital archives, ensuring accurate and up-to-date records.
-
Maintain and update the museum’s inventory and database, ensuring proper care, storage, and accessibility of assets.
- Programming and Events
-
Assist with the development, implementation and promotion of heritage programming and events that will conserve and enhance Selkirk’s public spaces.
- Perform other related duties as may be assigned.
Qualifications/Minimum Requirements
- A Canadian citizen or a permanent resident, or have refugee status in Canada (non-Canadians holding temporary work visas or awaiting permanent status are not eligible)
- Legally entitled to work in Canada
- Between the age of 16 to 30 years at the start of employment
- Full-time high school, college, CEGEP, or university student
- Proven understanding of project/event development, marketing and event promotion
- Strong oral and written communication skills
- Strong organizational and administrative skills
- Competence with computer systems, including Microsoft Office Suite, email, internet and social media, and the ability to learn new technology as required
- Clear Current Criminal Record Check
- Valid Class 5 or G Driver’s License
Comments
This is a Casual Non-Union position ranging working various hours up to 35 hours a week based on a flexible schedule. This position is excluded from the Collective Agreement and is open to all applicants. Applications will be accepted until May 15, 2026 at 4:00 p.m.
The City of Selkirk is an equal opportunity employer, committed to providing an inclusive work environment. Applicants who require accommodation during the hiring process are encouraged to contact the City’s Human Resources Division.
Thank you to all who apply, however, only those candidates selected for an interview will be contacted.
NOTE: Employees will be required to adhere to the City’s Vaccination Policy.
Company
City of Selkirk
Location
CRGT
Closing Date
May 15, 2026 04:00 PM
Not the right fit? Search for 2026-24 Summer Heritage Programmer jobs in Selkirk, MB
About City of Selkirk
Selkirk is a small city with big city attitude nestled along the banks of the Red River just 20 kms North of Winnipeg.
Residents enjoy the best features of city living with small-town character that makes for a tight-knit community with a friendly culture.
Priority number onw is the well-being, quality of life and community pride of the people of Selkirk. It's a place where everyone is encouraged to help shape and be a part of the city’s future.
City leaders foster a culture of caring for not just the community but for the planet and Selkirk is known nation-wide for implementing climate action into its day-to-day operations to build a more sustainable and resilient community.