Sundre News

A wayward bison from a herd that was reintroduced in Banff National Park as part of a pilot project has a new home after being discovered wandering around Sundre’s backyard.

Nurturing in young people a lifelong passion for learning and creativity, Aspen Ranch Canada’s annual summer programs remain popular after almost 20 years.

An average number of West Country recreational enthusiasts seemed to have celebrated the August long weekend safely, with emergency services reporting no serious incidents.

The future of the Foothills Lodge, Sundre’s former seniors' housing facility, continues to linger in limbo.

Former Sundre students recently gathered at the Sundre Rodeo Grounds to reminisce and reconnect for a journey down memory lane. Tommy Mennear, who was among the organizers, said just shy of 300 people attended the weekend event that was held Aug.

A new federally funded program offered by the Sundre West Country Centre aims in part to not only build bridges between local boomers, but to also offer learning opportunities.

Approaching its fifth year, the Sundre Bike n’ Ski Club remains as active as ever.

OLDS — The Olds College Alumni Centre was absolutely packed for a dementia care workshop organized by Sundre's Greenwood Neighbourhood Place (GNP) and facilitated by Teepa Snow, an internationally renowned dementia expert.

This great blue heron was recently captured moments after perching itself on a branch near Eagle Hill. The Round Up continues to welcome submissions of local wildlife and landscapes for Scenes of Sundre.

A group of residents from the Sundre Seniors Supportive Living centre dropped by the new Greenwood Community Gazebo on Tuesday, July 30 to enjoy the scenery and some fresh air along with a barbecue lunch.