The Thrift store will open its doors to shoppers and donations June 3, 2020.
“We have no shortage here.”
Wetaskiwin’s A&W recently raised and donated approximately $2,200 to the local Food Bank.
The 40th annual spring sale was online for the first time this year.
New Home Care centre is a home base for nurses to deploy from and also offers a medical clinic.
Local bookstore is delivering sanitized books amid pandemic.
Local bookstore is delivering sanitized books amid pandemic.
“Weather has been more of an impact than the virus.”
Wetaskiwin Tim Hortons asks truck drivers to ring doorbell for non-drive through service.
Wetaskiwin Farmers Market is holding a pre-order and pop-up market Wednesday.
“We are trying to convey the message that it is a time for Albertans to stick together.”
Many businesses are changing their business models or offering services in a new way
COVID-19 is pushing local businesses to their breaking point.
Several local stores announce ‘Golden Hour’ shopping times
Wetaskiwin’s Reynolds-Alberta museum joining the ranks of provincial museums with budget cuts.
Women of the Moose donate $1000 to help Medi Lend supply free…
88% of Canadians read newspapers every week, highest since first Newspapers 24/7 Report in 2012
