Sundre News

Sundre High School students rolled up their sleeves to tackle odd jobs in and around town last weekend as part of a major fundraiser. Grade 9 student Samantha Turner rakes leaves.

Largely clear, blue skies seemed to appeal to dozens of pilots who decided to land at the Sundre Airport on Sunday for the annual Mother’s Day Fly In Breakfast.

Providing students with hands-on experience that enables them to explore what a profession in medicine entails can go a long way towards solidifying their desire to pursue such a career path.

Following a lengthy inquiry, investigators have determined that two officers who discharged their firearms during the course of a dangerous pursuit that spanned several RCMP jurisdictions, including Sundre, acted appropriately under the circumstances

The Sundre Flying Club is keeping alive the decades-long tradition of hosting a fly in breakfast on Mother’s Day.

The Town of Sundre’s roughly $10,000 contribution to the new gazebo at Greenwood Campground represents a small portion of the overall cost that is being borne largely by local businesses and volunteers, the municipality’s administrator said.

Sundre High School students will be busy this week tackling odd jobs around the community to raise funds for their union.

B&B Services Ltd., a contractor based in Calgary, has recently been doing annual maintenance on Sundre’s sewer lines. A crew was busy on April 24 making its way down the Main Avenue manholes.

Operations manager Jim Hall presented to council for consideration a request for decision to change the scope of the Main Avenue West project’s second phase.

Providing moral support for end-of-life patients as well as educational opportunities for the medical community are among Sundre Palliative Care Association’s primary objectives.