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Leduc, Nisku, and Wetaskiwin Regional Chamber announce business award winners

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By Shaela Dansereau
| Pipestone Flyer Verified
March 11, 2023, the Leduc, Nisku, and Wetaskiwin Regional Chamber held a 50’s themed Chamber Bandstand for their annual Business Awards Gala. 23 businesses and leaders in the region were recognized for their accomplishments at the event.
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West of the Fifth Winter Poker Run fundraising results finalized

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By Shaela Dansereau
| Pipestone Flyer Verified
The highly popular West of the Fifth Poker Run saw record breaking participation numbers again this year. With both a Friday night pre-event dinner and dance to the Saturday poker run itself the community and Albertans from far and wide showed up to join in on the local fundraiser. The grand total raised before expenses came to $100,241.75 this year.
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Wetaskiwin Hospital receives more than $19.5 million in provincial investments

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By Shaela Dansereau
| Pipestone Flyer Verified
The Wetaskiwin Hospital and Care Centre is the recipient of more than $19.5 million of provincial funding delegated to local healthcare. This funding comes as part of a supporting series of enhancement projects at the location including a major redesign of the emergency department and upgrades to the medical device reprocessing department. Investments were also used to replace the roof, waterlines and repairs to the building envelope, the chiller, medical gasses and heating systems.
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