Sundre News

Members of the Sundre and District Historical Society recently sealed a special surprise for future generations to offer the community’s descendants a glimpse of what life was like today.

May 31, 2011 The municipality had officially imposed a curfew making it unlawful for Sundre children and youth 15 years of age and younger to be in a public place in town without a parent or legal guardian present between the hours of 11 p.m.

Council recently discussed the municipality’s remuneration policy.

The next step has been taken towards paving the way for further development of Sundre’s southwest industrial area.

All but one of the numerous charges laid against a local woman who had been accused following the theft of several animals from a Garrington Bridge-area property that were subsequently returned to the owner have been dropped.

Although the completion of the community gazebo has taken longer than anticipated, the light at the end of the tunnel is getting brighter, the project’s lead said.

Contractor John Caddy was busy last week repainting lines on Sundre’s roads, including the Centre Street North and Sixth Avenue NE intersection pedestrian crosswalk.

Sundre is now home to a small piece of Juno Beach.

Sundre’s businesses are struggling to survive through the winter and can no longer depend on a few peak season spring and summer months to get by, council heard last week.

Every spring and summer, tens of thousands of people drive through Sundre on their way to enjoy a variety of outdoor recreational opportunities in the West Country.