Sundre News

During a recent capital planning session, Sundre council voted not to include spending an estimated $450,000 on purchasing and demolishing the old Mountain View County shop in town, in upcoming budget deliberations.

A Sundre resident raised nearly $10,000 for the Sundre Elks after taking a self-empowerment course in Saskatchewan over the last six months.

The winners of the 2014 Sundre small business awards were expected to be announced yesterday evening, during the 3rd annual small business dinner event.

Planning for future Town of Sundre capital project budget deliberations is underway, with one session held on Oct. 14 and a second session expected to be held yesterday evening. During the Oct.

A Sundre stay-at-home mom is taking on a new journey as a fitness model, with a goal to inspire fellow moms. Sammy Brasnett is 23 years old, has three children and says going to the gym five times a week allows her to do something for herself.

Sundre residents expressed mixed feelings towards a Main Avenue pilot project proposed by Town of Sundre officials during an open house at the community centre on Oct. 8.

Five cougars were spotted crossing a property in the Osadchuk Heights subdivision located on the east edge of town during the evening of Oct. 7.

Golf courses in the Sundre area are now closed for the season. Dean McBride, director of golf for Coyote Creek Golf Club, is grateful the course didn't flood this year, like it did in 2013.

Town of Sundre officials recently offered Mountain View County $1 for the old county shop located on 1st Avenue beside the Elks Hall in Sundre.

The first Town of Sundre Storefront Improvement Program grant has been awarded to the owner of 206 Centre St. North for $2,500. There are currently two tenants in the building -- Pro-Water Conditioning and D.A.D.S Ideal Cleaning Supplies.