In February 2009, the City of Wetaskiwin began its sustainability plan, Wetaskiwin Tomorrow. Over the next two years, Wetaskiwin experienced the largest consultation in the City’s history. Now its up to all of us. Wetaskiwin is an amazing place, with even better potential. To reach that potential involves knowing where we want to go and then working towards that vision together. This website is our attempt at such a vision.

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2011 Kinettes Cystic Fibrosis

Bus Cameras in Wetaskiwin

Ashoro Students Visit Wetaskiwin Fire Department

Ian Ferguson on ‘the Wonk’

Wetaskiwin Council Meeting: October 11

October Videoconference Workshops in Wetaskiwin

All workshops are at the Wetaskiwin Public Library unless otherwise noted. For more information call 780-361-6241 or the Public Library at 780-361-4446  Wednesday, October 5 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm Selling to the Alberta Government Wednesday, October 5 2:00 pm – 4:00 pm Promotional Strategies: Creating Buzz for Your Biz Thursday, October 6 12:00 pm – 2:00...

Hall of Fame accepting applications for induction

The Wetaskiwin & County Sports Hall of Fame committee is now accepting applications for induction into the hall in 2012. Individuals, teams, builders and those who fall into the special category can now be nominated based on their accomplishments. The Hall of Fame committee will review each submission based on merit and criteria. The selection...

Ashoro Adventures

via blog.travelpod.com Ian Ruskowski’s (Coordinator of International Relations) latest blog entry about his adventures in Ashoro, Japan (Wetaskiwin’ sister city).

Wetaskiwin Health Foundation Barn Dance Fundraiser

Celebrating Our Heritage

During Senior’s Week we interviewed some of our centenarians and explored their thoughts on life, change and Wetaskiwin. Name: Mae ParkerBirthdate: March 22, 1911 CITY: Where were you born?MAE: I was born in Scotland, and came to Canada when I was 8 years old. C: What was your occupation?M: I was a book keeper. C:How...

Wonk Reads Launch

Wild West Gallery

Wild West Gallery owner Perry Bartoshyk (left) and a co-worker show off an award from Edmonton’s Capital Ex. (Photos by Dale Cory) See the full gallery on Posterous