Town Of Wembley

10/15/2026

Please review the attached PWPSD page for more information.

Join the conversation! PWPSD is conducting a review of the Compressed School Week calendar and we want your feedback. Any decision could impact all PWPSD schools.

Parent should receive an email with information and a link to complete the parent survey. Additionally, information and the survey link can be found on our website: https://bit.ly/4dCCJzZ

Parents are asked to complete the survey no later than 12:00 p.m. on Tuesday, November 3.

10/14/2026

Attention Wembley Residents: Aquatera has a planned water outage.
See the attached shared information.

10/13/2026

Election Signs being displayed: The campaign office is responsible for installing and removing election signs.

Regarding Elections Campaign signs, see information on the Alberta Government website: https://www.alberta.ca/election-signs
and Election Alberta website: https://www.elections.ab.ca/resources/legislation-bulletin-guidelines/

➡Private Property: Signs placed on private property require the consent of the property owner, and generally do not face provincial size limits.
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Following Alberta’s recent provincial legislative updates, the Town of Wembley cannot enforce local bylaws to restrict or regulate the placement and timing of election signs on public property. Elections campaign signs are to follow the Election Alberta guidelines.
See Legislative Assembly of Alberta; July 4, 2025: Bill 54, section 62 The following is added after section 206.4: Prohibition on municipal bylaws;
206.5 Despite sections 7 and 640(1.1) of the Municipal Government Act, a municipal council must not pass a bylaw or resolution respecting election signs or election advertisements.

Under provincial law, municipal authority is strictly restricted to addressing immediate safety hazards.

What you need to know before placing election signs on provincial highways.

10/13/2026

SENIORS Join us for a fun and exciting way to get your body moving!
See poster for details!

10/13/2026

It's back! Join us Monday to Thursday to dance your way to health!
See poster for details

10/13/2026

Town of Wembley By-Election Nomination period ends October 19th, 12pm.

1 Vacancy for Town Councillor is open.

Email [email protected] for the complete package to be emailed to you or picked up at the Town Office 9940-101Street during office hours.

https://wembley.ca/p/election

https://wembley.ca/p/council-election

https://wembley.ca/p/general-information

https://wembley.ca/p/elected-officials-educational-materials

By-Elections Forms and Information Package (83 pages) link below:
https://wembley.municipalwebsites.ca/ckfinder/connector?command=Proxy&lang=en&type=Files¤tFolder=%2FElected%20Officials%20Education%20Materials%2F&hash=c245c263ce0eced480effe66bbede6b4d46c15ae&fileName=ELECTIONS%20PACKAGE%20-%20COUNCILLOR.pdf

10/13/2026

❄️Wembley Town Council's Christmas Card Contest!

❄️Contest open to artists ages 4 to 17years old.

❄️Forms available on the Town of Wembley website or can be emailed upon request by emailing [email protected].

❄️Artwork and signed forms are due by November 4th, 2026.

Merry Creating!!

10/13/2026

2026 Referendum Election Day October 19, 2026; Voting station at the FluidPro Arena & Recreation Centre (East Side Doors), October 19: 9am to 8pm.

Advance Voting Location in Wembley on Saturday October 17th, 9am to 8pm. For other days and locations for the Advance Vote, please read the information by looking up your house address (not your mailing address: Link https://www.elections.ab.ca/current-election-information/where-do-i-vote/

Referendum questions can reviewed: Link https://www.elections.ab.ca/elections/referendum/

Attached is information for Town of Wembley Residents.

10/08/2026

Sharing on behalf of the Grande Peace Niso Regional Advisory Council:

The Grande Peace Niso Regional Advisory Council engages with communities to identify health care priorities and advise Alberta’s government on ways to make health care better in the region. The council is made up of community members who are passionate about health care. Members come from all walks of life including parents and grandparents who are familiar with the health system, doctors and other health professionals, and local community leaders living in northwestern region.

The council region includes communities such as Grande Prairie, Peace River, Falher, Keg River, Manning, Peace River, Grimshaw, Little Buffalo, Fairview, Cherry Point, Spirit River, McLennan, Hythe, Beaverlodge, Valleyview, Fox Creek, Grande Cache, as well as Horse Lakes, Sturgeon Lake, and Woodland Cree First Nation.

The survey is anonymous. Please do not enter any personal details about yourself in any open text response boxes. Demographic information about community is only to confirm you reside in the council region. This survey will take about 5-7 minutes to complete.
Complete the Survey here: https://www.alberta.ca/grande-peace-niso-regional-advisory-council

10/08/2026