Sundre News

Mountain View Regional Waste Management Commission (MVRWMC) officials are proposing a two-day waste pickup to the Town of Sundre. During the governance meeting on Sept.

Sundre Petroleum Operators Group (SPOG) officials put on another successful Neighbour's Day, with a well-received theme surrounding companies working in the Sundre area.

Town of Sundre council has approved a pay raise for the next council elected this fall. Effective Jan. 1, councillors will be making an annual salary of $12,500 and the mayor will be making $21,000.

Karen Carrier, a Sundre resident who lost her 19-year-old son Stephen Carrier to suicide in January, gave an emotional testimony in front of nearly 200 people last week during a Call to Action event.

Sundre RCMP officers arrested and charged a 43-year-old Sundre man on Sept. 6, after finding marijuana and drug related paraphernalia at his residence in Sundre. Cpl.

Main Avenue's water runoff problems need to be fixed before beautification measures are made along the highway corridor, says a consultant hired to prepare a plan for the area, according to a representative from Genivar Inc.

Sundre RCMP officers are seeking information from the public to assist with an investigation following a break and enter and theft at the Sundre Saloon on April 10.

Developers of the Aspen Ranch subdivision in the north end of Sundre must go back to the drawing board if they want to pursue development on the escarpment along the Red Deer River. After a heated debate during the Sept.

The 95th annual Sundre School Fair brought many smiles to students, proud to display their artwork that they had put effort into during the last school year.

The provincial government's recent offer to buy out residents' flood-impacted homes and property in High River and other communities is not precedent-setting as the same thing was done in Red Deer County after the devastating 2005 floods.