Sundre News

The Town of Sundre wants clearer definitions in the Municipal Government Act outlining how municipalities will be able to assess cannabis production facilities for property tax purposes.

The Aspen Ranch Canada science and art summer camps’ popularity has not waned over the years. Quite the opposite — demand for the programs has actually grown to the point that plans are in place to double up capacity for next year.

The Town of Sundre’s strategy to foster farther-reaching interest in the municipality continues to evolve.

Fraudulent phone calls as well as phishing emails that seek to exploit people's vulnerabilities in an attempt to steal their identities and money remain all too frequent. To help raise awareness about the persistent problem, Const.

Gary Coombe, a full-time resident at Riverside RV Village, recently captured this picture of a yearling moose meandering through his yard before the animal waddled off. The Round Up continues to welcome submissions for Scenes of Sundre.

Although Clearwater County council recently agreed to re-designate as light industrial a 40-acre parcel of land for a proposed cannabis production facility, the project has not been approved, the reeve said.

A Sundre resident who also owns a property adjacent to a proposed medicinal cannabis production facility in Clearwater County was among dozens of people who recently voiced concerns during a packed public hearing.

The Wild Rose Humane Society held a grand opening in June for a new animal shelter in Didsbury that services the region, Sundre’s council recently heard.

Sundre’s council — along with much of the community — briefly found itself in the dark last week, but was undeterred and remained committed to continuing with a regular meeting as planned.

A Caroline woman serving as the treasurer of the Sundre Community Van Society was recently arrested and charged with breach of trust over allegations of unauthorized personal expenses.