Fall 2025 Program Guide

MANLUK REGIONAL AQUATIC & FITNESS CENTRE

FALL 2025 REGISTRATION GUIDE

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FACILITY HOURS & AMENITIES MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION HAVE YOUR EVENT WITH US STAT HOLIDAY HOURS GROUP LESSONS ADVANCED COURSES CHILD/YOUTH PROGRAMS PD DAY CAMPS WETASKIWIN WATER LILLIES WETASKIWIN ORCAS PICKLEBALL FITNESS WALKING PROGRAM PUBLIC SKATE CUSTOMER APPRECIATION PARADE OF PROGRAMS

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WELCOMING WEEK TASTE OF WETASKIWIN FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

FACILITY HOURS MONDAY

6AM - 8PM

TUESDAY

6AM - 8PM

WEDNESDAY

6AM - 8PM

THURSDAY

6AM - 8PM

FRIDAY

6AM - 8PM

SATURDAY

8AM-7PM

SUNDAY

11AM - 5PM

STAT HOLIDAYS

11AM - 5PM

www.manlukcentre.ca

AQUATIC FEATURES MOUSSA GROUP/CREDIT UNION LEISURE POOL If you’re looking for a warmer pool with more features, our leisure pool is the one for you! It includes the Credit Union lazy river, water bucket features, and a zero entry tots play area!

WETASKIWIN CO-OP COMPETITION POOL Our 6 lane, 25m competition pool sits at 28° C, which makes it the perfect pool for lane swimming, swim competitions, diving, and more!

DENHAM FORD HOT TUB The Denham Ford Hot Tub is the perfect place to relax after any swim or workout. It features sloped entry, plenty of seating, and has many water jets.

WATERSLIDES Looking to make a splash? Slide down our blue Russell & Sharalee Crawford open waterslide, or zip down the red Supreme International enclosed waterslide.

SIRRS LLP STEAM ROOM Did you know steam rooms can help improve circulation by opening up your airways? The SIRRS LLP Steam Room is the perfect place to relax after any swim or workout.

AQUAFIT A water-based fitness class is conducted in the shallow or deep end of a swimming pool. It combines aerobic and strength exercises, using the water’s resistance to create a low-impact workout.

The benefits include improved cardiovascular health, increased muscle tone, and enhanced flexibility, while being gentle on the joints and reducing the risk of injury.

FITNESS CENTRE

EQUIPMENT INCLUDED FREE WEIGHTS ELLIPTICALS SPIN BIKES TREADMILLS CABLE MACHINE

The Fitness Centre is unattended. Our front desk staff are happy to assist and answer any questions.

The minimum age to use the Fitness Centre is 14 years old.

Anyone under 16 years of age is required to be supervised by an adult 18 years or older.

MEMBERSHIPS Here at the Manluk Aquatics and Fitness Centre, we provide plenty of membership options for everyone! Whether you’re looking to enjoy the pool, do a gym workout or a bit of both, memberships are a great choice for anyone looking to enjoy the facility. Best of all your membership provides you access to the whole facility all day long.

DAY PASS

FLEX CARD

MONTHLY

ANNUAL

CHILD

$4.74

$42.74

$33.52

$307.28

YOUTH

$6.15

$55.31

$41.91

$391.09

ADULT

$8.94

$80.45

$64.26

$615.13

SENIOR

$5.59

$50.28

$39.11

$351.98

FAMILY

$25.70

$229.06

$189.96

$1536.41

Please note that all prices are GST applicable

Children under the age of 8 must be actively supervised and remain within arm’s reach at all times of a caregiver who is at least 16 years old.

View the Manluk Centre Pool Schedule here!

Have your E v ent with us!

ROOM RENTALS Hourly rate ....................................................... $39.11+gst Half day (3-5 hrs)............................................ $117.33+gst Full day rate (5+ hrs).................................... $234.65+gst 20% off daily admission for all event guests

Interested in booking availability?

Contact us: email recreation@wetaskiwin.ca, call 780-361-4444 or visit us in person.

In order to secure your booking, we require a completed rental form along with payment.

Fall Statutory Hours: 11:00am-5:00pm Monday, September 1 & October 13 Tuesday, September 30 Tuesday, November 11 1:00pm-5:00pm

FALL SWIMMING LESSONS MONDAY/WEDNESDAY September 3 - September 29 October 1 - October 29 No lesson October 13

TUESDAY/THURSDAY September 2 - September 25 October 7 - October 30

SATURDAY September 13 - November 8 No lesson October 11

REGISTER AUGUST 12 @ 12:00 PM manlukcentre.ca/register

Parent & Tot (Levels 1-3): Age based progression $46.82/session (8-10 classes) 30-minute classes Preschool (Levels 1-5): Skill based progression $46.82/session (8-10 classes) 30-minute classes Swimmer (Levels 1-6): Skill based progression $57.22/session (8-10 classes) 45-minute classes Swim Patrol (Rookie, Ranger & Star): Skill based progression $67.63/session (8-10 classes) 1 hour classes

Program Seasons Winter: January - March Spring: May - June Summer: July - August Fall: September - December

Swim Evaluations

Free 10–15 minute session

The Manluk Aquatic Centre offers a free 10–15 minute swim evaluation by a certified instructor, if you are unsure of what level to register your swimmer in.

You can schedule a swim evaluation by calling the (780) 361-4411 or emailing recreation@wetaskiwin.ca.

Parent & Tot Parent & Tot 1 4-11 months

1. Enter and exit the water safely with a tot 2. Readiness for submersion 3. Hold tot on front; make eye contact 4. Hold tot on back; support head and back 5. Front float (face out) - assisted 6. Back float - assisted 7. Wearing a lfejacket: floating - assisted 8. Arm movement: splashing, reaching, and paddling on front and back 9. Leg movement: splashing, and kicking on front and back 10. Water Smart messages

Parent & Tot 2

12-23 months

1. Entry from sitting position - assisted 2. Exit water - assisted 3. Blow bubbles on & in the water 4. Face wet and in the water 5. Attempt to recover object from the below the surface 6. Wearing a lifejacket: entry from sitting position & return to edge - assisted 7. Front float (face in) - assisted 8. Back float - assisted 9. Kicking on front and back - assisted 10. Surface passes with continuous contact 11. Water Smart messages

Sept 3-Sept 29 #7461

Monday/Wednesday

9:45-10:15am

Parent & Tot 3 24-36 months

1. Jump entry - assisted 2. Entry and submerge from sitting position - assisted 3. Exit the water - unassisted 4. Hold breath under water - assisted 5. Attempt to open eyes under the water 6. Attempt to recover object from bottom 7. Standing jump entry and return to edge - assisted 8. Wearing a lifejacket: jump entry and float - assisted 9. Front and back “starfish” floats - assisted 10. Front and back “pencil” floats - assisted 11. Underwater passes 12. Water Smart messages

Sept 3-Sept 29

#7462

Monday/Wednesday

Preschool

9:45-10:15am

3-5 years old

Preschool 1

1. Enter and exit shallow water - assisted 2. Jump into chest deep water - assisted 3. Face in water 4. Blow bubbles in the water 5. Float on front and back (3 sec. each) - assisted 6. Wearing a lifejacket: safe movement in shallow water 7. Wearing a lifejacket: glide on front and back (3m each) - assisted 8. Water Smart messages

Sept 3 - Sept 29 #7465 Monday/Wednesday

10:30-11:00am

Oct 1 - Oct 29

#7474 Monday/Wednesday

11:45-12:15pm

Sept 2 - Sept 25

#7477

Tuesday/Thursday

5:45-6:15pm

Oct 7 - Oct 30

#7495

Tuesday/Thursday

6:45-7:15pm

Sept 13 - Nov 8

#7497

Saturday

9:50-10:20am

Preschool 2

1. Wearing a lifejacket: enter and exit shallow water 2. Jump into chest-deep water 3. Submerge 4. Submerge and exhale (3 times) 5. Wearing a lifejacket or with a buoyant aid: float on front and back (3 sec. each) 6. Wearing a lifejacket: roll laterally front-to-back and back-to-front 7. Wearing a lifejacket or with a buoyant aid: glide on front and back (3m each) 8. Flutter kick on back with buoyant aid (5m) 9. Water Smart messages

Sept 2 - Sept 25

#7478

Tuesday/Thursday

6:15-6:45pm

Oct 7 - Oct 30

#7485

Tuesday/Thursday

5:15-5:45pm

Sept 13 - Nov 8

#7499

Saturday

11:20-11:50am

Oct 1 - Oct 29

#7468

Monday/Wednesday

9:00-9:30am

Preschool 3

1. Wearing a lifejacket: jump into deep water, return and exit 2. Wearing a lifejacket: sideways entry 3. Hold breath under water (3 sec.)

4. Submerge and exhale (5 times) 5. Recover an object from the bottom in waist-deep water 6. Back float; roll to front; swim 3 m 7. Float on front and back 5 sec.

8. Roll laterally front-to-back and back-to-front 9. Glide on front and back (3m each) 10. Flutter kick on back (5m) 11. Flutter kick on front (3m) 12. Water Smart messages

Sept 3 - Sept 29

#7466

Monday/Wednesday

11:00-11:30am

Sept 2 - Sept 25

#7479

Tuesday/Thursday

4:15-4:45pm

Oct 1 - Oct 29

#7469

Monday/Wednesday

9:00-9:30am

Preschool 4

1. Jump into deep water, return and exit 2. Sideways entry 3. Wearing a lifejacket: tread water for 10 sec.

4. Open eyes under the water 5. Recover an object from the bottom in chest-deep water 6. Wearing a lifejacket: sideways entry into deep water; tread (15 sec.); swim/kick 5m 7. Front float; roll to back; swim 5m 8. Glide on side (3m) 9. Flutter kick on front and back (7m each), & side (5m) 10. Wearing a lifejacket: front crawl (5m) 11. Water Smart messages

Oct 1 - Oct 29

#7471

Monday/Wednesday

10:30-11:00am

Sept 2 - Sept 25

#7480

Tuesday/Thursday

4:45-5:15pm

Oct 7 - Oct 30

#7490

Tuesday/Thursday

4:15-4:45pm

Preschool 5

1. Wearing a lifejacket: forward roll entry 2. Tread water (10 sec.)

3. Submerge and hold breath 4. Recover object from bottom in chest-deep water 5. Wearing lifejacket: sideways entry into deep-water; tread 20 sec., swim/kick 10m 6. Wearing a lifejacket or with a buoyant aid: whip-kick in vertical position (20 sec.)

7. Front crawl 5m 8. Back craw; 5m 9. Interval training: 4 x 5m flutter kick on back with 30 sec. rests 10. Water Smart messages

Oct 1 - Oct 29

#7472

Monday/Wednesday

10:30-11:00am

Sept 2 - Sept 25

#7482

Tuesday/Thursday

4:45-5:15pm

Oct 7 - Oct 30

#7491

Tuesday/Thursday

4:15-4:45pm

Swimmer 6+ years old

Swimmer 1

1. Enter and exit shallow water 2. Jump into chest deep water 3. Wearing a lifejacket: jump into deep water 4. Wearing a lifejacket: tread water (30sec.)

5. Submerge and exhale (5 times) 6. Open eyes under water 7. Float on front and back (5 sec. each) 8. Roll laterally front-to-back and back-to-front 9. Glide on front, back, and side (3m each) 10. Flutter kick on front and back (5m each) 11. Wearing a lifejacket: front crawl (5m) 12. Water Smart messages

Sept 3 - Sept 29

#7459 Monday/Wednesday

9:00-9:45am

Oct 1 - Oct 29

#7473

Monday/Wednesday

11:00-11:45am

Sept 2 - Sept 25

#7475

Tuesday/Thursday

4:00-4:45pm

Oct 7 - Oct 30

#7492

Tuesday/Thursday

4:45-5:15pm

Sept 13 - Nov 8

#7496

Saturday

9:00-9:45am

Swimmer 2

1. Jump into deep water, return and exit 2. Wearing a lifejacket: sideways entry 3. Tread water (15 sec.)

4. Recover an object from the bottom in chest-deep water 5. Wearing a lifejacket: jump in to chest-deep water; tread 30 sec..; swim/kick 15m 6. Flutter kick on front , back, and side (10m) 7. Whip kick in vertical position (30 sec.) with an aid 8. Front crawl and back crawl (10m each) 9. Interval training: 4 x 5m flutter kick with 20sec. rest 10. Water Smart messages

Oct 1 - Oct 29

#7470

Monday/Wednesday

9:30-10:15am

Sept 2 - Sept 25

#7476

Tuesday/Thursday

4:45-5:30pm

Oct 7 - Oct 30

#7484

Tuesday/Thursday

4:30-5:15pm

Sept 13 - Nov 8

#7498

Saturday

10:30-11:15am

Swimmer 3

1. Kneeling dive into deep water 2. Forward roll entry into deep water 3. Tread water (30 sec.)

4. Handstand in shallow water 5. Front somersault in water 6. Jump into deep water; tread 30sec.; swim/kick 25m 7. Flutter kick on back (5m); reverse direction, and flutter kick on front (5m) 8. Flutter kick on front (5m); reverse direction, and flutter kick on back (5m) 9. Whip kick on back (10m) 10. Front crawl and back crawl (15m each) 11. Interval training: 4 x 15m flutter kick with 20 sec. rests 12. Water Smart messages

Sept 2 - Sept 25

#7481

Tuesday/Thursday

5:30-6:15pm

Sept 3 - Sept 29

#7489

Monday/Wednesday

11:30-12:15pm

Sept 13 - Nov 8

#7500

Saturday

11:55-12:40pm

Swimmer 4

1. Standing dive into deep water 2. Tread water (1 min.)

3. Swim underwater (5m) 4. Canadian Swim to Survive standard: roll entry into deep water; tread 1 min.; swim 50m 5. Whip kick on front (15m) 6. Breaststroke arms drill (15m) 7. Front crawl and back crawl (25m each) 8. Interval training: 4 x 25m front or back crawl with 20 sec. rest 9. Sprint front crawl (25m) 10. Water smart messages

Sept 2 - Sept 25

#7483

Tuesday/Thursday

6:15-7:00pm

Oct 7 - Oct 30

#7486

Tuesday/Thursday

6:00-6:45pm

Swimmer 5

1. Shallow dive into deep water 2. Tuck jump (cannonball) into deep water 3. Jump entry into deep water and tread 2mins 4. Stationary eggbeater kick (30 sec.)

5. Back somersault in water 6. Roll entry into deep water; tread 90 sec; swim 75m 7. Breaststroke (25m) 8. Front crawl and back crawl (50m) 9. Head-up front crawl (10m) 10. Interval training: 4 x 50m front or back crawl with 30sec rest 11. Interval training: 4 x 15m breaststroke with 30sec rests 12. Sprint front crawl and back crawl 13. Water Smart messages

Oct 7 - Oct 30

#7487

6:45-7:30pm

Tuesday/Thursday

Swimmer 6

1. Stride entry into deep water 2. Compact jump into deep water 3. Legs-only surface support (45 sec.)

4. Swim underwater (10m) to recover object 5. Eggbeater kick on back (15m) 6. Scissor kick (15m) 7. Breaststroke (50m) 8. Front crawl and back crawl (100m each ) 9. Head-up swim (25m) 10. Interval training:4x25m breaststroke with 30sec rests 11. Sprint breaststroke (25m) 12. Workout (300m) 13. Water Smart messages

Oct 7 - Oct 30

#7488

Tuesday/Thursday

6:45-7:30pm

Swim Patrols Rookie Patrol Water Proficiency 1. Slip-in entry and stride entry 2. Forward or backward roll (in water) 3. Swim head-up (25m) 4. Ready position with a stationary scull (30sec.)

5. Foot-first and head-first surface dives 6. Swim underwater (5m) 7. Any lifesaving kick (25m) 8. Wearing a lifejacket and clothing; forward roll into deep water, swim (25m) 9. Workout (350m) 10. Timed swim (100m in 3min)

First Aid 1. Primary assessment- hazards, ABC’s (breathing and unconscious victim) 2. Rescue breathing (on a manikin) 3. Know when and how to call EMS Recognition & Rescue 1. Look at the aquatic facility - turn and describe what was seen 2. Simulate - weak and non-swimmer 3. Recognize - weak and non-swimmer 4. Throw a buoyant aid with line to hit a target (repeat for 30sec) Oct 7 - Oct 30

#7493

Tuesday/Thursday 5:45-6:45pm

Ranger Patrol Water Proficiency 1. Dive entry and compact jump from a height (max 1m) into deep water 2. Forward and backward roll (continuously in water) 3. Stride entry, swim head-up (25m), ready position 4. Stationary eggbeater kick (30sec) 5. Support a 5lbs object in deep water (2min) 6. Carry a 5lbs object with lifesaving kick 7. Swim underwater (10m) 8. Swim head up, surface dive, swim underwater (2-3m), recover object, surface, and return to starting point 9. Removal of an unconscious victim (assisted) 10. Individual Medley (100m) 11. Timed swim (200m in 6min)

First Aid 1. Primary assessment - conscious and cooperative victim 2. Rescue breathing and manage victim’s vomiting 3. Simulate and treat - conscious victim with obstructed airway 4. Primary assessment and care - shock Recognition & Rescue 1. Simulate - weak and non-swimmer and unconscious victim 2. Recognize -weak non-swimmer, and unconscious victim 3. Recognize and avoid victims who present a danger to the rescuer 4. Locate and describe objects below the surface 5. Approach (20m), non-contact rescue using a buoyant aid; follow-up procedures Oct 7 - Oct 30

#7494

Tuesday/Thursday

5:45-6:45pm

Star Patrol Water Proficiency 1. Shallow and deep dives 2. 2 different entries with aids 3. Entry with an aid, swim head-up (25m), ready position and scull 4. Defense methods (front, side, and rear) 5. Eggbeater kick (travel, change direction, and heights) 6. Carry a 10lbs object with lifesaving kick (25m) 7. Wearing clothing: roll-in, swim (5m), don a lifejacket, assumer HELP position (30 sec.)

8. Support a 20lbs object in deep water (2 min.)

9. Removal of an unconscious victim - assisted by an untrained bystander 10. Head-up swim, head-first surface dive, swim underwater (5-10m), surface; foot-first surface dive, recover object, and return to starting point 11. Turn over and support a victim in shallow water 12. Workout 600m 13. Timed swim (300m in 9 min.)

First Aid 1. Primary assessment - injury and scene assessment 2. Primary assessment and care - external bleeding 3. Treatment - unconscious obstructed airway 4. Rescue victim types: non-breathing; unconscious; vomiting; and obstructed airway (conscious or unconscious) Recognition & Rescue 1. Perform and recognize whistle signals 2. Rescue weak or non-swimmer with a towing aid (approach (20 m), tow to safety, followup procedures)

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MANLUK AQUATIC CENTRE 4514-50 AVE WETASKIWIN AB, T9A 2E9 PHONE: (780) 361-4444 / WEBSITE: MANLUKCENTRE.CA

Advanced Courses CPR-C (with AED) and Bronze Medallion Prerequisites: Bronze Star or minimum 13 years of age

20-hour course $208.08 + gst Facilitated in water and classroom.

Certified through the Lifesaving Society AB/NWT Branch Certification period: 2 years from the date of certification.

CPR-C covers all aspects of CPR skills and theory for adult, child, and infant casualties, including two-rescuer CPR skills. CPR-C 8:30am-4:30pm Wednesday, July 2 #7270 includes an introduction to the purpose of an AED and how they are used.

Bronze Medallion challenges the candidate both mentally and physically. Judgment, knowledge, skill, and fitness – the four components of water rescue – form the basis of Bronze Medallion training. Candidates acquire the assessment and problem-solving skills needed to make good decisions in, on, and around the water. Bronze Medallion is a prerequisite for assistant lifeguard training in Bronze Cross.

Sept 19

#7458

4:30-8:30pm

Sept 20 - 21

#7458

8:30am-4:30pm

Blended Intermediate First Aid Recommended Age: Minimum 13 years of age 8-hour online component (approximate) 8-hour Classroom session 16-hour total course time (approximate) $104.04 + gst - Original course $83.23 + gst - Recertification Facilitated in classroom.

Certified through the Canadian Red Cross Certification period: 3 years from the date of certification.

Intermediate First Aid (IFA) provides comprehensive training covering all aspects of first aid and CPR. This course is for those who want an in-depth understanding of first aid such as: medical/legal aspects, spinal injuries, heat or cold injuries, bone and joint injuries, abdominal and chest injuries, burns, and medical emergencies.

CPR-C Covers all aspects of CPR skills and theory for adult, child, and infant casualties, including two-rescuer CPR skills. CPR-C includes an introduction to the purpose of an AED and how they are used.

IMPORTANT NOTE: The online component must be completed prior to the start of the classroom session. You will receive an email from the Canadian Red Cross with a link to complete your online component. Participants who do not complete the online component will not be allowed to complete the classroom session and will not be eligible for a Credit or Refund

October 10

#7460

8:30am-4:30pm

Recert - Tuesday, August 12

#7274

8:30am-12:30pm

Bronze Cross

Prerequisites: Bronze Medallion, current workplace approved Intermediate First Aid and a minimum 13 years of age 20-hour course $208.08 + gst Facilitated in water and classroom.

Certified through the Lifesaving Society AB/NWT Branch Certification period: 2 years from the date of certification.

Bronze Cross begins the transition from lifesaving to lifeguarding and prepares candidates for responsibilities as assistant lifeguards. Candidates strengthen and expand their lifesaving skills and begin to apply the principles and techniques of active surveillance in aquatic facilities. Bronze Cross emphasizes the importance of teamwork and communication in preventing and responding to aquatic emergencies. Bronze Cross is a prerequisite for advanced training in the Society’s National Lifeguard and leadership certification programs.

Please bring proof of prerequisites to the course.

Oct 24

#7463

4:30-8:30pm

Oct 25-26

#7463

8:30-4:30pm

Swim and Lifesaving Instructor

Prerequisites: Minimum 15 years old and Bronze Cross or higher $416.16 + gst Swim Instructor: Swim Instructors are responsible for teaching and evaluating candidates participating in the swim for life and Canadian Swim Patrol programs. The Swim Instructor course prepares Instructors to apply level 1 leadership competencies and strategies while teaching and evaluating.

Lifesaving Instructor: Lifesaving Instructors are responsible for teaching and evaluating candidates participating in the Canadian Swim Patrol, Bronze Medals, Distinction, Boat Rescue, and Lifesaving Society CPR Programs. The Lifesaving Instructor course prepares Instructors to apply level 1 leadership competencies and strategies while teaching and evaluating. Lifesaving Instructor certification is the prerequisite for other Lifesaving Society instructor certifications.

Certification in Alberta and the Northwest Territories includes CPR Instructor certification.

National Lifeguard Prerequisites: Bronze Cross (need not be current), current workplace approved Intermediate First Aid and at least 15 years of age 40-hour course $364.14 + gst Facilitated in water and classroom.

Certified through the Lifesaving Society AB/NWT Branch Certification period: 2 years from the date of certification.

The Lifesaving Society's National Lifeguard (NL) certification builds on the fundamental skills taught in the Bronze Medallion and Cross courses. This program develops a sound understanding of lifeguarding principles, builds physical endurance in the water and teaches the mature judgment needed to be a successful lifeguard. Participants will learn how to safely carry and remove distressed swimmers from the water, treat individuals in major first aid situations, and provide follow-up care for the aquatic environment. This course has 40 hours of instructional time. The time will be shared between the classroom and the swimming pool.

100% attendance is required. Homework assignments may be given out during the 40-hour instructional time. Candidates should bring a pen, extra paper, a water bottle, snacks, lunch/dinner, extra towels, swimsuit, deck appropriate footwear and goggles.

Those with long hair should bring hair elastics or wear a swim cap. Completion of this course is based on the instructor’s evaluation and completing all Alberta Lifesaving Societies Standards.

Please bring proof of prerequisites to the course.

Nov 12 - 16

#7464

8:30am-4:30pm

National Lifeguard Recert 4-hour course $104.04 + gst

Certified through the Lifesaving Society AB/NWT Branch Certification period: 2 years from the date of certification.

The purpose of a National Lifeguard (NL) Recert is to reconfirm that National Lifeguards can perform at the National Lifeguard standard. Candidates are expected to actively participate in 100% of the National Lifeguard Recertification. Physical standards, Lifeguard Judgment and Lifeguard Skills will be evaluated throughout the recertification.

Prerequisite(s): Currently or previously have held Bronze Cross, National Lifeguard Certificate and a current workplace approved Intermediate First Aid.

Red Cross Stay Safe Course Prerequisites: Minimum 9 years of age $22.35 + gst

Offers basic first aid and safety skills for youth 9-13 years old. Participants learn about being safe when they are without the direct supervision of a parent, guardian, or trusted adult, both at home and in their communities.

1. The importance of responsibility and respect while being accountable for yourself 2. The importance of setting and following safety rules when on your own 3. How to stay safe at home and within the community 4. How to prepare for, recognize and respond to unexpected situations (e.g., inclement weather, strangers, and unanticipated visits) 5. Basic first aid skills

Monday, Nov 10

#7383

9am-4pm

Red Cross Babysitter Course Prerequisites: Minimum 11 years of age $44.70 + gst

The Babysitting course teaches youth essential skills to prevent and respond to emergencies. You will learn how to recognize and prevent unsafe situations, make safe choices and promote safe behaviours. Moreover, you will also learn how to feed, diaper, dress, and play with children and babies.

1. How to be responsible and demonstrate leadership 2. How to make good decisions and manage difficult behaviours 3. Information on children’s developmental stages, and specific strategies for each stage 4. How to feed, diaper, dress, and play with children and babies 5. How to recognize and prevent unsafe situations, make safe choices and promote safe behaviours 6. First aid skills 7. The business of babysitting

Friday, Oct 10

#7382

9am-5pm 9am-4pm

Monday, November 10 Age: 9 - 13 yrs. old Time: 9 A.M. - 4 P.M. Fee: $22.35 + GST Learn the skills you'll need to stay at home alone safely.

Fire, online safety, basic first aid, food safety, and more...

Please register online at www.manlukcentre.ca/register or in person at the Manluk Centre!

RED CROSS: BABYSITTERS COURSE When: Friday, October 10 Age: 11-14 yrs. old Time: 9 A.M. - 4 P.M. Day Cost: $44.70 + GST The babysitter certification course will prepare you for your first job as a 'Professional Babysitter.' Participants learn how to care for young children as well as how to prevent and respond to emergencies using basic first aid and caregiving skills.

Register now at www.manlukcentre.ca/register or in person at the Manluk Centre!

Children PD Day Camps 6-12 years old Early drop off Between 8:00-9:00am Late pick up between 4:00-5:00pm

Friday, October 10

#7364

9:00-4:00pm

November 12-14

#7366

9:00-4:00pm

Monday, November 10

#7370

9:00-4:00pm

Wednesday, November 12

#7367

9:00-4:00pm

Thursday, November 13

#7368

9:00-4:00pm

Friday, November 14

#7369

9:00-4:00pm

1-Day Camp Registration$33.52 + gst

Full/Week Camp Registration $100.56 + gst

Wetaskiwin Water Lillies ArtisticWEDNESDAY’S Swimming Artistic Swimming is16 a hybrid form 17 of September - March swimming, dance, and gymnastics, consisting of swimmers performing5:45-7:15PM a synchronized routine of elaborate moves in the water, accompanied by music.

Whether you're new to swimming or looking for a fresh way to stay active, Artistic Swimming is a great way to build confidence, make new friends, and express yourself in the water!

WEDNESDAY’S September 16 - March 17 5:45-7:15P.M. REGISTER AUGUST 12 @ 12:00 PM manlukcentre.ca/register

WETASKIWIN ORCAS RECREATION PROGRAMS BEGINNER REC October 8 - December 19 Wednesday/Friday 4:45-5:30P.M. Ages 8-11

ADVANCED REC October 7 - March 16 Thursday/Thursday 4:00-5:00P.M. Ages 12-15 More Program Details Registration opens September 2 in person at the Manluk Centre

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$5.85 / PERSON SUNDAY & THURSDAY 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY 10:30 AM - 12:30 PM EXCEPTION DATES * SEPTEMBER 9,10,11,30 OCTOBER 9,19 / NOVEMBER 4,11

LOCATION: CO-OP REC HALL

*PLEASE NOTE, SCHEDULE MAY CHANGE DUE TO STAFFING AND VENUE AVAILABILITY IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS, PLEASE CONTACT AMY.WILSON@WETASKIWIN.CA

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We'd love to bring fitness classes back and want to hear from you!

Let us know what types of classes you'd be interested in, what times work best for you, and how often you'd like to attend each week.

Your feedback will help shape our offerings!

WALKING PROGRAM OCTOBER 1 - NOVEMBER 27, 2025 Location: Co-op Rec Hall Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday 9:00am-10:30am Exception Dates: October 9, November 4 & 11

le u d e Sch Open to anyone on a drop-in basis, free of charge. This program offers participants the opportunity to walk indoors in a warm environment during the winter months.

Dates are subject to change based on facility availability IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS, PLEASE CONTACT AMY.WILSON@WETASKIWIN.CA

PUBLIC SKATING Please scan the QR for the most up to date free public skating schedule.

C I A E T R E P P Y A O U E !

W SEPTEMBER 13, 2025 12:00-3:00PM

GIVEAWAY!

ENTER A DRAW TO WIN A FAMILY ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP! Sponsored by

DRYLAND FUN BALLOON ARTIST FROM MAGIC PIXIE ENTERTAINMENT

BOUNCY HOUSES East side of the Manluk Centre

CRAFTING SESSION

FREE SWIM WITH POOL INFLATABLE

FOOD TRUCKS 12:00-3:00PM

JOIN GRAZE AND DIPPIN’ DOTS OUTSIDE THE MANLUK CENTRE FOR A TREAT

FALL 2025 PARADE OF PROGRAMS AND BUSINESS EXPO Co-Op Place Rec Hall September 6th 1 1:00 A.M. - 3:00 P.M.

Join us for a fun-filled day of community connection and discovery! Explore what local businesses and organizations have to offer — all in one place. Enjoy FREE BBQ, kids activities, and learn about amazing programs and services right in your community. Bring the whole family for this exciting celebration!

TO REGISTER YOUR ORGANIZATION OR BUSINESS FOLLOW THE LINK OR QR CODE

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SEPTEMBER 6 - 13, 2025 Community BBQ

Arts & Crafts

Open Houses

Outdoor Movie

Tour City Hall

Pancake Breakfast

Sharing Stories, Shaping What's Next.

Join us for a variety of free events during Welcoming Week in Wetaskiwin, including community BBQs, historical tours, open houses, and try-it workshops. Check out the events calendar online and save the date!

WETASKIWIN.CA

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 2025 | 7:00 PM - 11:00 PM CO-OP PLACE REC HALL | 4513-50 AVENUE Samples from Local Restaurants | Craft Beverages Live Music | Artists | Cultural Performances Fire & Flair Bartending | 50/50 Tickets wetaskiwin.ca/Taste-of-Wetaskiwin

Tickets available at: Wetaskiwin Heritage Museum | 5007 50 Ave Dalcon Visual Arts | 4914 50 Street

*Adults Only Event FREE Child Care Services Available Onsite: Registration is required.

(Ages 4+)

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS IS THE BUILDING WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE?

WHAT KINDS OF LOCKERS ARE THERE TO USE?

Yes, our whole facility is wheelchair accessible! We have an elevator to reach the upper level and automatic doors for our entrances.

Our lockers are free and open to use. This means you can bring your own lock or rent/buy one from the front desk.

WHEN IS PUBLIC SWIMMING AND LANE SWIM?

ARE WRISTBANDS REQUIRED?

Our whole facility is open for public use from open to close.

We always have at least one lane available for lane swimming. You can come anytime for a swim!

ARE THERE ROOMS TO RENT? We have several rooms that can be booked for events such as birthday parties and meetings. Ask our staff for details!

Yes, all facility users are required to wear wristbands while enjoying the facility.

CAN I RENT OR BRING MY OWN LIFEJACKET? We have lifejackets for rent for both adults and children.

You are also free to bring your own lifejackets, as long as they are clean!

HOW MANY CAN I HAVE IN A FAMILY PASS?

CAN I BRING MY CHILDREN INTO THE FITNESS CENTRE?

Our family pass includes 2 adults and their own children under 18.

Don’t forget that children under 3 years old are free!

The minimum age to use the Fitness Centre is 14 years old.

Anyone under 16 years of age is required to be supervised by an adult 18 years or older.

You can always stop by the front desk with questions, call (780)361-4444 or email recreation@wetaskiwin.ca