Wetaskiwin residents protest to have deadly intersection changed
Wetaskiwin residents are calling for changes to be made to the intersection of Highway 13 and Highway 814, where a young woman was killed earlier this month. Sarah Komadina explains.
Wetaskiwin residents are calling for changes to be made to the intersection of Highway 13 and Highway 814, where a young woman was killed earlier this month. Sarah Komadina explains.
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