Home to award winning swim clubs and host to countless competitions, ‘the pool’ is one of Wetaskiwin’s sports, leisure and family cornerstones. After nearly 30 years, the Aboussafy is now is need of serious repairs. To continue to function safely as a pool, the Aboussafy Centre requires upgrades and repairs that will cost between $3...
Your Dirty Photos
To help promote community participation during Spring Clean Up, the City would like to see your best before and after photos. To enter, simply take a photo of an area that needs cleaning, get together with your friends, neighbours and/or colleagues to clear the mess and take another photo of the cleaned area.
Have a look...
Community Spirit Program
Is your organization a registered non-profit or charitable organization that is considering applying for a Community Spirit Program donation grant? Do you want to learn more about the charitable tax credit so you can promote it to your donors?
Join program staff for a 1 ½ hour presentation to learn more. Attend an information session that...
Personal Development Sessions @ the Library
The Wetaskiwin Public Library is hosting two very cool personal development sessions this fall. The first is a six course series starting on September 29 dedicated to personal development. The course was developed and created by Zaheen Nanji, Wellness Coach and Co-director of Shanti...
Wetaskiwin Festival of Arts & Agriculture
The Inaugural Wetaskiwin Festival of Arts & Agriculture is a street festival designed to celebrate what’s great about Wetaskiwin. On the afternoon of September 11 at Noon, Main Street (50 Avenue) in Wetaskiwin will be blocked off to make room for local musicians, painters, photographers, farmers, artisans, entertainers and businesses. The festivities will wrap up...
Our Green Year a big success
On November 18, 2009 Craig and Layla Baird (Our Green Year) came to Wetaskiwin City Hall to talk about their year-long experiment to reduce their carbon footprint.
It was a fascinating and inspiring look at what it means to 'live green'. From creating a solar cooker, to recycling show water, the Bairds tried 365 different eco-activities....
Our Green Year comes to Wetaskiwin!
Join us on November 18 at Wetaskiwin City Hall (4705 - 50 Avenue) to hear Craig and Layla Baird talk about about their year long experiment in green living.
For 365 days, the Bairds wrote about what it's really like living green -- from coffee-ground body scrubs to clothes washed with shower water. Their...
Videos now online
We've read your comments, seen your pictures now we want to watch what you have to say about Wetaskiwin.
As we go out to events and meet with people, we've been taking the handy Flip and asking you to talk about the City -- your favourite thing, what needs to be changed and why you came...
Next CAG Meeting: August 13 @ 5:30pm
The next wtCAG meeting is 5:30 pm on August 13 at Wetaskiwin City Hall.
The two major parts of the agenda will be discussions on the feedback we've been receiving and on our draft goals (what else can we add? what needs to be changed?)
Aside from CAG members there will be lots of room for...