Sundre News

Council heard last week how a young member of the Bergen 4-H Multi Club developed a passion for the organization. “Imagine,” said seven-year-old Colt Needham during the March 4 meeting, setting the stage for his tale.

Several unrelated, ongoing court cases were recently adjourned. Breach of trust The former treasurer of the Sundre Community Van Society, Robin Strub, 30, from Caroline, was scheduled to appear in Didsbury provincial court on Feb. 25.

The Sundre RCMP is seeking help to identify suspects who stole a truck from a rural property, but urge anyone who might see them not to approach as they are considered armed and dangerous. On Thursday, March 7 at 10:47 a.m.

A heavy snowfall that started yesterday prompted safety concerns that resulted in a rare decision to close schools in the region.

A Sundre woman was one of two people scheduled to appear in Red Deer provincial court Friday, March 1 following reports of a suspicious vehicle near the Olds-Didsbury Airport that turned out to be stolen. On Feb. 27, at about 9:45 a.m.

A new detailed guide highlighting Sundre’s network of trails and pathways is the most comprehensive to date, council heard recently.

Sundre’s council chamber became a temporary emergency operations centre last week during a crisis preparedness drill.

Probably the last thing on people’s minds as they continue to trudge through extreme cold and enduring snow is the start of the fire season.

All things considered, the outcome following a recent structure fire was about as ideal as one could hope for in such a situation, said Sundre Fire Department’s chief.