Articles in the Wetaskiwin Needs Category
Wetaskiwin Has, Wetaskiwin Needs, What people are saying »
Feeback from wetaskiwintomorrow.ca
“I am a young women, living here with my husband and my 2 year old son. Originially I am from Germany. I was used to live in a city with about 60 000 inhabitants. Since I moved to Canada, particullarily to Wetaskiwin, I have to get used to a small city. Of course there are differences between countries and will always be. But this is an opportunity for you to get some ideas from someone who knows a different lifestyle than it is in Canada. I personally really would like to see Wetaskiwin as an attractive city to the one who live here and to people who come to see it, which it is not!”
Headline, Wetaskiwin Needs, What people are saying »
On September 14, Bylaw 1753-09 was presented to Wetaskiwin City Council. If the bylaw is adopted by council, it will regulate 1) Pawn shop hours from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm, 2) Liquor retail establishment hours from 10:00 am to 8:00 pm, 3) Liquor off-sales hours from 10:00 am to 8:00 pm, and 4) Liquor delivery services from 10:00 am to 8:30 pm.
What do you think of the proposed new bylaw?
Wetaskiwin Has, Wetaskiwin Needs, What people are saying »
“Good: People, awesome elementary schools, healthcare (physicians, hospital), Tea Shop, Body Logic, Nutters, movie theatre, reasonable taxes, Iron Boar, mail delivered to door, Reynolds museum, good sports for kids …”
Wetaskiwin Needs, What people are saying »
“How about a soup kitchen, that offers a one way bus ride back to Hobbema? Send them home with a full belly at least”
– submitted at www.wetaskiwintomorrow.ca
Does Wetaskiwin need a soup kitchen? What about transportation to (and from) Hobbema?
Wetaskiwin Needs, What people are saying »
Tim and Lone Pierce answer the question “What changes would you most like to see here?”
