Sundre News

The Sundre Minor Hockey Association (SMHA) is going one step further in ensuring its young hockey players have a healthier lifestyle.

After 14 years of determined hard work, Shell Canada's Sundre and area employees have hit the coveted $1 million fundraising mark for the United Way of Central Alberta.

East side residents are now facing a perplexing financing problem for the new multi-million dollar water and waste water line service. The long-awaited lines across the river and running down 7th Street are installed and operational.

Angry citizens packed town hall on Oct. 15 and forced council to back down on a plan to immediately sell off six of the municipality's 14 parks.

A local man has been charged with dangerous driving causing death in connection to the fatal single-vehicle crash north of Sundre early last summer. On Oct.

A 40-year-old Sundre woman who threatened to blow up a well site and shoot at workers last spring has been handed a conditional discharge. Kimberly Mildenstein pleaded guilty earlier to a charge of uttering threats.

Sundre Fire Department investigators are still investigating the cause of a blaze that destroyed a mobile home west of Sundre on Oct. 12 Fire Chief Marty Butts said his department received a call at about 5:20 a.m.

A Calgary court has ordered the destruction of a second pitbull dog that was involved in the vicious attack on a Sundre woman this past summer.

The Town of Sundre will study the feasibility of having a second arena. But it won't look at having a full multiplex, which would be too cost prohibitive.

Sometime during the summer of 2009 Nick Tytkanych had an intriguing visitor at the property of his Country Road RV business. A lady wanted to see the old cabin by the Red Deer River. The nine acres of property on Main Avenue N.E.