Sundre News

The back alley lane behind the municipal office will remain closed after council recently decided not to take action on administration's recommendation to open it in a limited capacity. Operations manager Jim Hall updated council during the Jan.

The Sundre Fish and Game Association just managed to beat a membership goal the organization had set for itself.

With the Sundre Pro Rodeo’s 40th anniversary milestone just months away, organizers aim to make the annual event a memorable one.

Building proverbial bridges with patrons while providing a welcoming atmosphere are top priorities for the Sundre Municipal Library’s new manager.

Council’s motion to approve a request to discount Sundre Arena ice rental fees for some user groups was not carried with unanimous consent. During the Jan.

Dad Bob Morrison, who is from the Eagle Hill area, enjoyed the opportunity to go down the new water slide at the Sundre Aquaplex on Thursday, Jan. 24 with his four-year-old son Brant, whose beaming smile speaks volumes.

Chantelle Sewart and husband Matt brought out to the outdoor rink on Thursday afternoon for the first time this season their three children — from left, Jack, 3, Lily, 7, and Liam, 5 — to enjoy the recently finished ice surface.

With the envelope of the new Candre Cannabis facility completed, the company’s sights are now set on starting to grow two test crops in the coming months. “We are on budget and schedule,” Jesse Beaudry, president and CEO, said last week.

Minority of Sundre residents respond Only 477 Sundre residents — out of a population of 2,729 based on the 2016 census — completed the September survey. That represents only 17.5 per cent of the municipality’s overall population.

The findings from the most recent survey about the mini roundabouts are now available on the municipality’s website.