Sundre News

Sundre town councillors have approved a slight reduction in the size of the riverbank stabilization project to help keep it within the proposed $2.4 million proposed budget.

The delivery of 15,000 tonnes of rock for the proposed riverbank stabilization project was completed last week – and now the town is awaiting government approval for the actual construction to get underway.

Oil and gas operations have always been a big part of the Sundre community – and thanks to a dedicated group of oilpatch employees and company owners, local young people and youth organizations have been benefitting from the industry's success for mo

A woman whose Akita dogs attacked and severely wounded two people in Mountain View County in July 2011 has been fined $1,700 after a trial in Didsbury provincial court on Friday.

A 40-year-old man who killed a 32-year-old Calgary woman when he drove through a yield sign on the north end of Mountain View Country in July 2011 has been fined.

Busy days for Miss Rodeo Canada By Dan Singleton Round Up staff With the first three months of her one-year reign as Miss Rodeo Canada now in the books, Sundre's Arleta Bowhay says things have been going very well and are expected to really pick up i

Organizers of a multi-stakeholder forum held in Sundre last week are confident information gathered from participants will be useful in forming a suicide prevention strategy for the community.

Guest Editorial Throne speech, budget should make for interesting election Two days after delivering a throne speech that said Alberta is relying too heavily on unpredictable energy revenues, the government brings down a budget that says we'll be rel

Musicians got together at the West Country Centre to perform traditional songs for more than a dozen guests, who enjoyed dancing.

Ron Fisher, the Sundre-area Ward 6 trustee on the Chinook's Edge School Board, says he agrees with some of the changes made under the newly introduced Education Act, while disagreeing with other parts.