Sundre News

Sundre resident Annette Rose peruses the plethora of baked treats at the Sundre Pioneer Village Museum during the annual Cookie Walk, which for $5 offers anyone who is interested the chance to fill up a container with as many cookies as possible prov

Gas customers in Sundre will receive a negligible reimbursement on their December natural gas bill. Council discussed during the Nov. 19 meeting whether to redistribute a gas refund to customers or to transfer about $14,000 into a surplus account.

Children had a hoot recently learning a bit about owls.

A construction crew from Red Deer was recently working to install the support structure for the new slide at the Sundre Aquaplex.

The Sundre Library's annual silent auction fundraiser, which ends this Friday, has plenty of items up for grabs that could make some ideal gift ideas with Christmas around the corner.

A business case to build a cardiac catheterization lab at the Red Deer Regional Hospital Centre, which would help patients in Central Alberta, is being prepared for presentation to the provincial government.

Sundre wants to be at the table as Mountain View County investigates waste hauling options. Mayor Terry Leslie and Linda Nelson, Sundre’s chief administrative officer, attended Mountain View County council’s Nov.

In recognition of one of Sundre’s most famous and accomplished elected representatives who fought for his and his constituents' convictions on the local and federal levels, council agreed to name First Avenue Northwest in Myron Thompson’s honour.

Blue and red LED lights once again adorn a tree on the grounds at the Sundre Hospital and Care Centre, intended to shine as a beacon of courage and optimism for people not only facing life’s final journey, but their families and friends as well.

Relocating the community Remembrance Day service to River Valley School from the Sundre Royal Canadian Legion branch was the best thing to happen for the annual ceremony, according to many. Comrade chaplain Tim Kirby said the Nov.