Sundre News

River Valley School students who are passionate about pursuing the path of exploring knowledge recently had the opportunity to present their projects during the annual science fair.

The Sundre Hospital and Care Centre’s New Year’s baby arrived so quickly that he had been delivered without complication before the doctor even had the chance to get there. “It was quick and fast.

Lana Saunders, born and raised in Sundre, picks up last week an order of oranges and grapefruits with some help from River Valley School volunteer Grade 8 student Tate Shand during the 34th annual campaign, the largest of two major fundraisers for th

With last week’s snowfall that was accompanied by a deep freeze that at times saw temperatures dip down to bitterly cold lows of -30 C and even lower with the wind chill factor, prompting officials to declare numerous extreme cold warnings, Sundre’s

All of the charges against one of three Calgary males who had been arrested in 2017 following a rash of rural property thefts were eventually withdrawn.

Residents interested in pursuing specialized educational opportunities in a variety of disciplines will have a chance to obtain training right here at home.

Although this winter — or perhaps rather lack thereof — has to date not exactly left us buried in snow, the Sundre Bike ’n Ski Club has been making the best of the situation.

The Sundre and District Chamber of Commerce and the Sundre Petroleum Operators Group (SPOG) aspire to solidify their relationship to build a more mutually beneficial partnership.

A new radio system that emergency departments throughout the province have been switching to is designed to substantially improve inter-agency communication and by extension, enhance coordination as well as decrease response times.

Community centre rental fee waiver approved Chief administrative officer Linda Nelson outlined a request from the Greenwood Neighbourhood Place Society to waive the Sundre Community Centre’s $169 rental fee to host an open house for the medical commu