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Purchase your tickets to join the Alberta Lake Management Society at their annual conference to hear engaging presentations on topics related to invasive species, environmental DNA, artificial beaver dams and more!

Parkland County will be performing planned repairs on critical water infrastructure in Entwistle. As a result, water service will be temporarily shut-off. This will take place on Wednesday, September 3 at 4:00 p.m. Note that service will be restored once flushing and water quality testing is complete. Water may remain off for up to 6 hours. 

Did you know? The Government of Alberta is gathering input on a regulatory approach for collecting and regulating agricultural plastics waste. Please provide your input to help inform the policies and decision-making related to a regulatory approach for the management of agricultural plastics waste. An online survey has been created and will take 25-30 minutes. *Note the survey closes September 12 at 11:59 p.m.  

Each year WCOWMA hosts a September Awareness Week, which focuses on how to properly operate and maintain your On-Site Wastewater Treatment System, commonly called a septic system. This year’s Septic Awareness Week takes place from September 15 to 19, 2025.

With support from the Champions of the Parkland County Libraries Society, this year, local artist Brie Adkins stepped outside of her comfort zone and started a new project — her first ever interactive art installation titled Book Portal, Vol. 1. Check it out in action at the Entwistle Public Library, located at 4916 51 Street.  

Fire hazard conditions are at a level where fires can start and grow quickly. No open burning fires or major burn operations are allowed.

Giant Hogweed always causes a stir, and rightfully so! Exposure to the plant’s sap can cause redness and inflammation, severe skin burns, eye damage, and phototoxic (light‑sensitivity) reactions for years after contact.

Despite their poor reputation, skunks are docile creatures that can benefit your property if managed correctly.