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Saturday, September 23, 2023
Alberta Culture Days Event
Date: Saturday, 23 September, 2023
Time: All day
Location: Wetaskiwin Public Library
Cost: Free
A day of short discovery style events that showcases the diversity of our community.
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Truth and Reconciliation
Date: Saturday, 30 September, 2023
Time: All day
Location: Wetaskiwin Public Library
Cost: FREE
Stories, crafts and reflections on Truth and Reconciliation.
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Get Involved

Do you love what your library does for the community?  Do you want to give back?  There are many ways to show support.  Here are a few suggestions!

The Library Board is currently seeking volunteers from the community to become board members. Citizen appointments occur at various times depending on the terms of the positions available. If you are interested in helping guide the Wetaskiwin Public Library toward the future, please contact the library or call City Hall at 780-361-4400.For more information about our Library Board, including its current members, please click here.Our Friends of the Library group works hard to assist the library in promoting, maintaining and enhancing library services. Their efforts include fundraising, advocacy, and talking about the library to the public.  The Friends meet once every second month to discuss plans and introduce new business.For more information about the Friends of the Library, and how you can become a member, please contact the library.Homebound Delivery is a service intended for patrons who are unable to come to the library due to permanent or temporary disability, illness, injury, or limitations in mobility or transportation.  Patrons can participate in the service permanently, seasonally, or for a predetermined length of time. Click here to read more about this service.We are currently looking for volunteers who are able to transport a selection of library materials from the library to a homebound patron's house on a monthly basis. Volunteers in this program are asked to undergo a criminal record check.For more information about this service and to apply to volunteer please contact the library.The Wetaskiwin Public Library gratefully accepts your donations. Here are some of the different ways you can give to the library.Due to the overwhelming volume of used book donations the library receives, we cannot accept:Harlequin/Silhouette RomancesMagazinesTextbooksEncyclopediasCondensed or abridged books such as Reader's DigestBooks that are more than 7 years oldThe library accepts books that are:PopularRecently publishedHard-cover or paperbackPublished within the last 5 yearsIn great conditionDonating books that are damaged, moldy, or very old costs the library staff time and storage space. Please consider recycling or disposing of these items.Donated items that are not added to the library's collection will be saved for future book sales.
Enjoy magazines but don't want the clutter? Think about donating a subscription to the Wetaskiwin Public Library.  For more information about this program or to find out which subscriptions are needed, please phone the library at 780-361-4446.Monetary donations in any denomination are always gratefully accepted. Donations may be made online using the secure link below:Donate OnlineThe Wetaskiwin Public Library may accept donations of library materials, such as books and DVDs, provided they meet our donation policy. All donations are subject to the approval of the library manager or staff. Donated materials become the property of the library and may be used or disposed of as deemed appropriate.Please refer to the guidelines below for a listing of what materials are deemed acceptable. If you have any questions please contact the library.From time to time the library will post a need for donations of specific items and supplies. Check our latest news to see if there are currently any specific needs. If you have something you think we could use, please phone the library at 780-361-4446.Please note that the library reserves the right to refuse any donations that do not meet our current needs.
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Accessibility Services

Homebound Service

Homebound Delivery is a service intended for patrons who are unable to come to the library due to permanent or temporary disability, illness, injury, or limitations in mobility or transportation. Patrons can participate in the service permanently, seasonally, or for a predetermined length of time.

The Homebound Delivery Service is available free-of-charge to all Wetaskiwin Public Library patrons within the service area regardless of age or economic status.

If you would like to register for this service or receive more information, please phone Brenda at 780-361-4446.

Services for Patrons with Print Disabilities

The Wetaskiwin Public Library is pleased to offer a variety of services to patrons with print disabilities. A print disability is defined as any visual, physical, or cognitive impairment that prevents or inhibits an individual from reading print materials. This includes impairment of sight, the inability to hold or manipulate print books, or an impairment of comprehension (e.g. dyslexia).

The library makes available adaptive technology (such as Daisy Readers) and access to thousands of print alternative materials through CELA and NNELS.

For more information about these services please contact the library.

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Planning Financially for Post-Secondary School
Location: Library program room
This session is for parents of high school students who intend to go to post-secondary school. Parents will learn how to talk to their teens about money and how to plan financially for school.
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Alberta Research Portal

The Alberta Research Portal is your gateway to a world-class collection of primary sources. This outstanding resource provides all Albertans with perpetual access to the Gale Primary Sources database, with 69 unique primary source collections, including extensive resources related to First Nations and Indigenous peoples, the Archives of Human Sexuality and Gender, Associated Press Collections, Smithsonian Collection Online, Sabin Americana, 25 titles from Gale Virtual Reference Library, to name but a few. This includes monographs, photographs, newspapers, poetry, original documents, records, and more.


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A to Z Food America

Create a culinary masterpiece with this eResource offering more than 2,000 state, regional and ethnic easy-to-follow food and beverage recipes. This is the largest food database of its kind, perfect for students, world travelers and cooking clubs. You will find historical cookbooks, food culture articles and more. Please note: you will be required to choose "Sign In" and use your library barcode and PIN when you are redirected to this site.


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A to Z World Food

Create your own personal recipe book from more than 6,000 traditional recipes from 174 countries in all course categories: appetizers, soups, salads, breads, main courses, side dishes, desserts, and beverages. Explore food culture information, including dining etiquette, food trivia, ingredient articles, and world beer reviews. Please note: you will be required to enter your library barcode number in the "Library Code" field when redirected to this site.