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Town of Sundre council notes

Town of Sundre council notes

Land use bylaw amended In order to complete the landscaping north of the Mountain View Seniors' Housing campus of care, which opened last summer, the Town of Sundre had to amend a land use bylaw to accommodate the work.
Rural resident unsatisfied by TransCanada compensation

Rural resident unsatisfied by TransCanada compensation

A Bergen-area resident recently organized a community meeting at the Sundre Legion to discuss concerns about TransCanada's proposed Sundre Crossover Pipeline. Lance Greer owns a property located smack in the middle of the proposed pipeline's path.
Sundre Farmers' Market off to good start

Sundre Farmers' Market off to good start

The weekly Sundre Farmers' Market got off to a good start this season.
Destigmatizing senior stereotypes

Destigmatizing senior stereotypes

Finding ways to fill the gaps left in the lives of senior residents who suffer from dementia and coming up with ways to keep them actively involved in daily life is all part of being an inclusive, age-friendly community that strives to ensure its eld
Sundre Pro Rodeo promises plenty of action

Sundre Pro Rodeo promises plenty of action

The finest rodeo talent coupled with top of the line livestock promises plenty of heart pounding action during the upcoming 38th annual Sundre Pro Rodeo.
Options discussed to mitigate Sundre Recycling Centre misuse

Options discussed to mitigate Sundre Recycling Centre misuse

Sundre's council recently discussed some options to mitigate ongoing misuse of the municipality's recycling centre.
First anniversary celebration

First anniversary celebration

Mountain View Seniors' Housing celebrated the first anniversary of the organization's campus of care that opened last year in Sundre, on Friday June 2. A barbecue was followed by some live entertainment. Here, residents, as well as visiting family and friends, applaud the final performance of The Pacemakers Band from Red Deer.
Sick trick!

Sick trick!

Chris Campkin gets some air as he practises some tricks at the Sundre Skatepark on June 7.
Coffee for kids' camps

Coffee for kids' camps

Sundre Tim Hortons employee Debbie Lausen serves the Round Up's editor, Simon Ducatel, a latte on Wednesday, May 31 during an annual fundraiser that directs proceeds from coffee sales to children's camps for lower income families. The Sundre branch raised almost $3,000. Including the two locations in Olds, one in Didsbury and another in Innisfail, almost $18,000 was generated for the country-wide campaign. According to their corporate website, Tim Hortons raised $12.6 million last year.
Sundre male sought under several outstanding warrants

Sundre male sought under several outstanding warrants

A Sundre male facing several outstanding warrants that have not been executed remains on the lam.
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