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The City of Wetaskiwin has launched a new guide – Your Business Partner – to support businesses through re-opening.

New Re-Launch Resource Guide Available to Wetaskiwin Businesses

City of Wetaskiwin economic development team working with local businesses throughout the relaunch

  • May 25, 2020
We must work together to fight the stigma around mental health challenges that can hinder people from seeking help.

Mental health matters—and it’s ok to need help

You are not alone if you’re struggling with your mental health

  • May 18, 2020
Recovery plan helps Wetaskiwin businesses look to the future

Recovery plan helps Wetaskiwin businesses look to the future

Phase 4 has city, businesses working toward long-term success

  • May 18, 2020
Community comes together to Feed More

Community comes together to Feed More

City of Wetaskiwin program aims to feed individuals and families in need

  • Apr 27, 2020
Community comes together to Feed More
Wetaskiwin’s Economic Disaster Mitigation and Business Resilience Strategy employs four tiers which aim to alleviate some of the immediate financial strain on local businesses, help them plan for resilience and mitigate the long-term economic effects of the pandemic.

City of Wetaskiwin builds resiliency plan for local economy

We know that flattening the curve of COVID-19 cases can only happen…

  • Apr 13, 2020
Wetaskiwin’s Economic Disaster Mitigation and Business Resilience Strategy employs four tiers which aim to alleviate some of the immediate financial strain on local businesses, help them plan for resilience and mitigate the long-term economic effects of the pandemic.
Wetaskiwin City Council urges residents to stay home during the COVID-19 pandemic

Wetaskiwin City Council urges residents to stay home during the COVID-19 pandemic

Staying home will help save lives

  • Apr 6, 2020
Wetaskiwin City Council urges residents to stay home during the COVID-19 pandemic
Business Continuity Plan: When You’re Ready, We’re Here for You

Business Continuity Plan: When You’re Ready, We’re Here for You

Comprehensive web, social and print options are available

  • Mar 31, 2020
Business Continuity Plan: When You’re Ready, We’re Here for You
City continues with COVID-19 response efforts

City continues with COVID-19 response efforts

Find the latest information online at wetaskiwin.ca/covid19

  • Mar 23, 2020
City continues with COVID-19 response efforts
City and business community connect to boost economic development

City and business community connect to boost economic development

A healthy economy is a vital component of a healthy community. That…

  • Feb 24, 2020
City and business community connect to boost economic development
Have Your Say, Wetaskiwin!

Have Your Say, Wetaskiwin!

City launches new community engagement site

  • Feb 10, 2020
Have Your Say, Wetaskiwin!
Salute and support Central Alberta’s courageous children

Salute and support Central Alberta’s courageous children

50/50 Cash Draw supports Central Alberta Child Advocacy Centre

  • Feb 3, 2020
Salute and support Central Alberta’s courageous children
Shop for lingerie in a bank vault at the ‘best little lingerie shop in Central Alberta’

Shop for lingerie in a bank vault at the ‘best little lingerie shop in Central Alberta’

With a proper bra fitting, clothes look better and women feel better

  • Feb 3, 2020
Shop for lingerie in a bank vault at the ‘best little lingerie shop in Central Alberta’
Did you know? Most residential water use happens in the bathroom, meaning there are also many ways to conserve water … and save money here!

10 water-saving tips – for the earth AND your pocketbook!

Simple steps to stem the water flow in your home

  • Jan 20, 2020
Did you know? Most residential water use happens in the bathroom, meaning there are also many ways to conserve water … and save money here!
Changes to Wetaskiwin utility billing – what you need to know now!

Changes to Wetaskiwin utility billing – what you need to know now!

Payment must be made to City for utilities, water disconnections for long overdue accounts to resume

  • Dec 23, 2019
Changes to Wetaskiwin utility billing – what you need to know now!
Donna Bailey (right), licensed optician and manager of the Lacombe Eye Centre dispensary, can help you find the frame and lens combination that works for you. Photo by Karen Douglass

Give yourself the gift of better vision for 2020!

A visit to your Central Alberta eyecare specialist can be the perfect new year’s resolution

  • Dec 16, 2019
Donna Bailey (right), licensed optician and manager of the Lacombe Eye Centre dispensary, can help you find the frame and lens combination that works for you. Photo by Karen Douglass
Top fire safety tips for keeping your family safe over the holidays

Top fire safety tips for keeping your family safe over the holidays

Wetaskiwin Fire Services offers residents advice for avoiding indoor fire hazards

  • Dec 9, 2019
Top fire safety tips for keeping your family safe over the holidays
Get your ideal eyeglasses for sight and style!

Get your ideal eyeglasses for sight and style!

Ponoka opticians provide one-on-one service, quality materials for your next pair of glasses

  • Dec 2, 2019
Get your ideal eyeglasses for sight and style!
Exciting changes to annual Secret Santa campaign

Exciting changes to annual Secret Santa campaign

New this year: Adopt-a-family program, hamper pickup times and expanded volunteer opportunities

  • Nov 25, 2019
Exciting changes to annual Secret Santa campaign
Santa’s coming to Wetaskiwin Mall every Wednesday, Friday and Saturday in December! On Dec. 21, Santa will give a gift to the first 250 kids who visit.

12 days of Christmas? This mall has over 20!

Hark! Wetaskiwin angels sing about all the happy holiday events happening at the mall

  • Nov 18, 2019
Santa’s coming to Wetaskiwin Mall every Wednesday, Friday and Saturday in December! On Dec. 21, Santa will give a gift to the first 250 kids who visit.
Everyone deserves a warm place to go at night. The City of Wetaskiwin reinforced that point recently when council approved funding to reopen and operate an emergency shelter in the Civic Building for the city’s homeless community.

Emergency shelter in Wetaskiwin a benefit to the community as a whole

Shelter presence results in large reduction in hospital visits, police calls for service

  • Nov 18, 2019
Everyone deserves a warm place to go at night. The City of Wetaskiwin reinforced that point recently when council approved funding to reopen and operate an emergency shelter in the Civic Building for the city’s homeless community.