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JEDI aids in manufacturing workshop
A Wetaskiwin area economic development group is forging yet another partnership, which is expected to help maximize efficiency for area manufacturers.
Wetaskiwin Mayor Don Montgomery took a unique approach in his Canada Day speech, giving those in attendance a history lesson on the legend of Wetaskiwin.
A Wetaskiwin woman is suing the City of Edmonton, Northlands, Capital EX, the Lions Club and WestAlta Modular Homes for $122,000, alleging she tumbled from a balcony that fell off a dream home and was injured.
Agriculture disaster must not be taken lightly
Ita TMs not bad enough that wea TMre dealing with the Great Recession. Now, in mere minutes a ' 17 to be exact a ' the County of Wetaskiwin has joined its neighbours to the east, Camrose, in declaring an agricultural state of emergency.
The Wetaskiwin Youth Centre turned the spotlight on its own volunteers and workers, to celebrate the past year of work.
Wetaskiwin makes Canadian history
The City of Wetaskiwin made history this past weekend. On June 27, the City of Wetaskiwin granted Freedom of the City to 1 Military Police Unit.
Wetaskiwin MLA Blaine Calkins busy before summer break
The House of Commons recessed for the summer on June 19 wrapping up a contentious, but productive six month sitting.
Conviction provokes controversy
Crown prosecutors John Laluk, left, and Robert Robbenhaar outside court on Tuesday.
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Elks entertain national club leader
The local Elks rolled out the red carpet, as the organization's national leader was in Wetaskiwin this past week.
Aviation legend killed in crash
The pilot who died when his plan crashed early last week will be sorely missed by the Reynolds-Alberta Museum, Aviation Hall of Fame and the surrounding community.
Historic relay flight touches down in Wetaskiwin
A recreation of a historic relay flight across the country is all about the numbers.
Mistrial sought in Alberta baby-murder case
EDMONTON a ' The lawyer defending a woman convicted of murdering her newborn baby asked an Alberta judge to declare a mistrial Monday, arguing the verdict that could send Katrina Effert to prison for 10 years flies in the face of the evidence.
Shelter closing does nothing to solve problem
The Neighbours Outreach Wetaskiwin emergency shelter is closing its doors June 30.
Jury still out in baby-killing case
An Edmonton jury is still deliberating in the case of a Wetaskiwin mom accused of murder for strangling her newborn son and tossing his body into a neighbour's yard.
Out of the frying pan and into the fire
The first of Red Deera s 40 new fire-medics were to receive their crew assignments today.
Bethany Homes for Children may have to consider a name change. The faith-based organization is branching out to include whole families.
An Edmonton post-secondary class is taking part in an aviation opportunity of a lifetime, which has direct ties to Wetaskiwin.
Accused killer mom felt 'out of order'
A Wetaskiwin mother was suffering from an "imbalance of the mind" at the time she strangled her newborn son and tossed his body into a neighbour's yard That's what a jury heard yesterday from Alberta Hospital forensic psychiatrist Dr.