Sundre News

Oct. 2, 1996 A move by the province to challenge the gun registry and licensing provisions of federal gun control legislation — Bill C-68 — was a step in the right direction, according to several local stakeholders.

The town’s bid to lobby the provincial government for the right to collect fair market property taxes from cannabis grow operations has gained traction from at least one area municipality.

A retail cannabis store has been given conditional approval by the town to set up shop on Main Ave. W.

The estimated construction value of building projects approved by the town so far this year has eclipsed 2017’s year-end total by more than $9 million.

Parents and students alike are getting used to River Valley School’s new safe and secure processes, says the school’s principal.

Sundre is now open for business to retail cannabis stores. Once recreational use is legalized Oct.

Sundre’s community Terry Fox Run on Sept. 16 raised around $900 to further cancer research. Hundreds more were raised through online pledges.

Commerce as well as personal communication slowed -- and in some places halted -- in Sundre on Sept. 20 due to a Telus disruption in Internet service.

Sept. 24, 1980 Mr. Norm Cummings, acting on behalf of the chamber of commerce, attended a meeting on Aug. 13 with Sid Vollmin and two representatives of the Alberta Transportation department, Mr. Tom Watt, director of aviation, and Mr. D.

The Sundre RCMP detachment urges the public to be vigilant with a new, growing scam.