Sundre News

Calgary land developer William Joseph Sander who operated in the Sundre area has agreed to pay the Alberta Securities Commission (ASC) $40,000 as part of a settlement on allegations he cheated dozens of investors across the province.

ATB Financial has raised $3,200 from its third annual silent auction. It was held at the Sundre Ranch Oct. 18 to Oct. 31. Branch manager Monica St. Dennis said every year the bank participates in the United Way campaign.

A full house of unhappy Sundre citizens at last week's two open houses gave the thumbs-down to the town's intention of selling off five pocket parks.

A 15-year-old Sundre area boy has been charged after a bomb threat was called into the Greenwood Family Physicians Clinic on Nov. 26 at noon, police said Monday. “This youth is now charged with Uttering Threats contrary to Section 264.

Town council has approved the expenditure of $390,153 for additional work on the east side water and waste water servicing project. The approved work will take place immediately and will finish off the current phase of the project.

The Sundre and District Health Professional Attraction Committee is requesting more volunteers to help with ongoing physician recruitment challenges and to take the time to ensure new arriving doctors and their families feel welcome.

The Sundre Minor Hockey Association (SMHA) is attempting to provide additional convenience for Sundre Arena users and guests. At the council's Governance Meeting on Nov.

A new community-based website – mysundre.ca – has been launched for local organizations and citizens to more easily access and manage information about local resources and services as well as events taking place in the town and surrounding area.

The principal owner of the east side's new $10-million Best Western hotel is praising the town's controversial policy on hookup charges.

There is a construction boom in Sundre and while the town is not calling it a rebound over 2011 it is certainly calling it good news. Erin O'Neill, the town's manager of planning and development, told town council on Nov.