SELKIRK—At the start of the year, Anne Yurkiv and her husband were ready to sell their Selkirk-area farm and move closer to their kids. “I was just so lonely out here,” Yurkiv said. The couple had moved to a 100-acre property a year before the Covid pandemic; subsequent physical distancing and lockdowns had severely hindered their efforts of building connections…
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