Sundre News

Council recently discussed revisions to the municipality’s land use bylaw that were drafted to accommodate impending federal and provincial legislation for the anticipated legalization of recreational cannabis.

Although not facing financial dire straits, Mountain View Seniors' Housing (MVSH) has nevertheless initiated a review of the non-profit organization’s funding and governance models with the aim of improving long-term sustainability.

Sundre's Greenwood Neighbourhood Place Society hosted as part of seniors week an opportunity for people to learn more about the group's programs while also enjoying an opportunity to socialize over coffee or tea and cake last Wednesday, June 6 at the

The newest member of the Sundre RCMP detachment encourages women who are interested in policing to consider pursuing a career path serving community and country. “Women should not be afraid to apply and get themselves into the RCMP,” said Const.

Parade request approved The Sundre Pro Rodeo Parade committee submitted the organization’s annual requests for allowances and staff support to set up barriers along the route during the upcoming annual event, which takes place Saturday, June 23 start

Two private companies have signalled their interest in deploying a fibre optic network within town limits. “I’ve got some good news,” Jon Allan told council during the May 28 meeting.

The late Wade Konschuh loved golfing as well as bringing people together to share a good time.

Although the Sundre Municipal Library is facing another budget deficit, the manager says he and the board’s trustees are confident the situation can and eventually will be reversed.

The 61st annual 4-H Show and Sale had a great turnout, a volunteer organizer said. “We got a lot of new younger members come in,” said Jim Bowhay, past show and sale chairman.

Operations manager Jim Hall recently presented a report breaking down statistics, data, as well as staff reviews and comments regarding snow removal efforts from the past winter.