City Of Wetaskiwin

• Wetaskiwin mayor returning to city hall after being banned

  The City of Wetaskiwin and its mayor Joe Branco have come to a court approved agreement to allow the mayor back inside city hall after being banned in mid-January.

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  Aug 18
  
• Wetaskiwin Mayor Joe Branco files lawsuit against city

  Wetaskiwin Mayor Joe Branco has filed a lawsuit against the Alberta city he was elected last fall to represent, in the hopes restrictions on him placed in January will be lifted.

  Politics

  Jul 30
  
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• Why is the mayor of Wetaskiwin not allowed in city hall?

  Wetaskiwin Mayor Joe Branco has been banned from attending city council meetings in person but the information as to why has been kept private.

  Politics

  Feb 4
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• August 18 – City Of Wetaskiwin

  City Of Wetaskiwin will be on Talk To The Experts this weekend!

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  Aug 14, 2023
• Wetaskiwin to close homeless camp as future plans unknown

  Wetaskiwin voted last week to close ``tent city'' as most, if not all, people who were living there are now using a nearby warming shelter.

  Canada

  Jan 28, 2022
• Wetaskiwin encampment to get temporary warming shelters amid demands for permanent housing

  Help is on the way for people living at a Wetaskiwin encampment. It is meant to keep them warm as the cold weather hit, but what's being offered doesn't cut it for some.

  Canada

  Nov 13, 2021
• Homeless outreach group at odds with Wetaskiwin council over homeless camp

  Workers with the Open Door Association risk being fined if they enter the camp, which was set up in August on a plot of land owned by the City of Wetaskiwin.

  Health

  Oct 13, 2021
• Wetaskiwin receiving 10 additional RCMP officers to manage high crime rate

  The province said the RCMP will establish a six-member regional crime reduction unit to target high-risk and repeat offenders as well as an additional four officers in Wetaskiwin.

  Crime

  Apr 14, 2021
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• Temporary homeless shelters burn to ground in Wetaskiwin

  Two cattle shelters that were converted into temporary places where vulnerable people in Wetaskiwin, Alta. could escape the elements were destroyed by fire Monday.

  Fire

  Oct 1, 2018