Welcome to Wawota.Com

Wawota has a number of houses and other properties currently available for sale. For more information, please visit the Real Estate Page

Employment Opportunities

Business Directory

Visitors

Skateboard Park Visitors

Last Saturday, a group of about 12 young people were observed at the Skateboard Park on Pacific Avenue. Local businessman, Meredith Swanson stopped by for a visit and found out the group were from Yorkton. They camped at Centennial Park and welcomed the "cooling off" in the Splash Park. They had many favourable comments on both Parks – and hope to possibly do a return visit doing a skateboard class.

A few weeks ago, a skateboarder from Saskatoon performed a stunt at our Park and was photographed doing it – that photo was published in a National Skateboard magazine.

Abattoir Update

A shareholders' meeting was held on August 12 in the Wawota Town Hall.

A motion was passed that as soon as the $250,000.00 minimum is reached the project will proceed; we are currently about $15,000.00 short of this target.

A motion was also passed to make a list of shareholders available to all the shareholders. If you are a shareholder and would like a copy of this list, please contact Twila Lincoln.

New Library Cards

Be sure to visit the Wawota Library and recieve your new card. (available free of charge).

Each time you use your card you support the library and help keep us viable!

Wawota Museum Hours

Wawota Museum is closed for the summer season the end of August.

Contact Shirley Corkish, for special viewing 739-2295

Urgent: Public meeting with Sun Country

Your presence is required at a public meeting with the Sun Country Health Board and Administration on Wednesday, July 28th at 7:00 p.m. in the Wawota Town Hall (re: the Deer View Lodge bed closing issue)

TV, radio and newspapers will be invited to attend!

In order to produce successful results from this meeting, we need the Hall to be packed! You may not think this issue affects you now – but it will affect us all in generations to come. Remember – this issue is not only the future of our Nursing Home, but of our Town and our Community – so everyone needs to be present at this meeting to show our concern. If there ever was a need to band together to make a point, now is the time!

Congratulations!

Graduating Class of 2010

Wawota furious over bed closures

SCHR Protest

Local residents, armed with protest signs, gathered outside Wawota’s Town Hall last Thursday to protest the closure of three long-term care beds and two respite beds at Deer View Lodge.

More than a hundred people braved the rain to express their anger over the permanent closures. They hoped to get their message across to Sun Country Health Authority representatives arriving for a meeting with local municipalites.

Read the full story from The World Spectator