Sundre News

Two Sundre High School student leaders recently learned more about the importance of building a network of connections to improve the chances of achieving their future goals. Keyanna St.

In response to a spike in property crime rates experienced throughout the province over the past few years, several local and area residents are making an effort to revive the Sundre Citizens on Patrol Society that ceased operating in the mid-'90s.

Coming from the other side of the planet and crossing an ocean to temporarily live in Canada was bound to leave a Japanese exchange student experiencing some culture shock.

At this time of year, as flowers bloom and bees embark on their quest to find pollen, some people might find themselves with uninvited guests buzzing about their property.

Any Sundre and surrounding area residents who are looking to celebrate Canada Day 150 need look no further than right here at home.

River Valley School Grade 4 student Chase Gordon was not remotely reluctant to get his hands dirty as he careful helped transplant flowers into the planters on the hill next to the Snake Hill parking lot on Friday, June 9. The school's grade 4 students worked in several groups throughout the community to beautify the town.

Sundre resident Toni-rae Erickson captured the moments after a deer gave birth to a couple of fawns just outside of the Sundre Aquaplex during the early morning hours of Thursday, June 15. The Round Up continues to welcome submissions for Scenes of Sundre. Please send original, high quality photos with a clear, sharp subject to [email protected].

The long-awaited reconstruction of the crumbling and pothole-scarred section of road along Centre Street North is expected to be underway by early July. The two-phase $2.

Despite hopes to have the Main Avenue trial mini roundabouts installed before the Sundre Pro Rodeo, which takes place June 23-25, the pilot project is now actually unlikely to be deployed before July.

The annual Sundre Pro Rodeo Parade is recognizing the commitment of big and small businesses that have over the years remained a vital part of Sundre's economic backbone through thick and thin.