Sundre News

The Sundre Farmer’s Market will feature some new elements on just about a weekly basis, an organizer said. “Some neat things are coming onboard,” said Karen Campbell, adding plans are to include something unique as often as possible.

Phil Hambrook captured this picture of a fox searching for breakfast east of the Bergen Store during the Victoria Day long weekend. The Round Up continues to welcome submissions for Scenes of Sundre.

The Town of Sundre’s auditor identified no major red flags following a review of last year’s financial statements.

An organizer of the second annual Play 4 Sundre Kidz charity golf tournament sought council’s support for the event, which raises funds to help local youth get involved in a variety of sports they might otherwise not be able to afford to join.

A Sundre High School student is quickly becoming a Global Vision veteran. For the second time, Keyanna St.Dennis recently attended the organization’s National Youth Ambassador Caucus in Ottawa, which took place June 1-5.

Another deserving family’s wish was recently granted courtesy of a continuing partnership between Country Road RV and the Children’s Wish Foundation of Canada.

Sundre and surrounding area residents who commute along Centre Street North can expect to see a construction crew complete the project's first phase later this summer.

Sundre's operations manager presented council with a report during a June 2 workshop recommending the municipality's recycling centre be relocated.

Council recently resumed a discussion from a previous meeting regarding whether to support Coun. Cheri Funke’s request to submit an application to join the Alberta Urban Municipalities Association’s Alberta Police Act working group.

Some Sundre residents have recently been perplexed by the appearance of double solid yellow lines on Main Avenue east of the traffic lights.