Sundre News

The newly expanded presence of the Central Alberta Pregnancy Care Centre into Sundre will offer a variety of confidential support programs for a range issues that include but are certainly not limited to unplanned parenthood.

Although council was largely not in favour of forgiving taxes on the life lease units at the new Mountain View Seniors' Housing facility, officials discussed alternative solutions to support the modern campus of care.

Students throughout Chinook's Edge School Division returned to class on Thursday, Sept. 1. Georgia, who started Grade 3, and her brother Liam, who started Grade 5, are pictured that morning coming into River Valley School with their mom Natalie Winters, in the background, as well as their sister Sadie, who started Grade 1. Motorists are reminded that the 30 kilometre per hour school zone is back in effect during school days.

Mae Bateman goes for a stroll on Thursday, Sept. 1 with some urban poles made available by Greenwood Neighbourhood Place for anyone who is interested in trying them out. "It makes me feel healthier," Bateman told the Round Up about why she decided to start urban pole walking this summer.

There is no reason anyone in Sundre and the surrounding area should go hungry, said a pastor who helped found the Plus 1 emergency food hamper service about five years ago.

Canada Post and the Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) have reached a tentative agreement. The draft agreements reached on Aug. 30 will apply to both bargaining units – urban, and rural and suburban mail carriers (RSMC).

The plan to adopt a new ice allocation policy for the Sundre Arena in an effort to reduce the amount of lost revenue caused by last-minute cancellations remains in limbo. Despite a lengthy, more than two-hour discussion during council's Aug.

We generally can't really know for certain why people might choose to take their own lives. But we can certainly reach out to offer them support and let them know they are not alone.

A Sundre swimmer who holds records with the Edmonton Masters Swim Club recently competed for his first time in the US Masters Swimming Summer National Championships. Graeme Gordon, who lives in Olds but works in Sundre, left Aug.

A brazen daylight theft at the Sundre Golf Course was captured on camera but the culprit made a clean getaway before staff noticed thousands of dollars had been stolen. On Sunday, Aug. 28 between 9:10 and 9:20 a.m.