Sundre News

The town has set two open house dates this month for the public to give its input into the long-term use of public lands, including Sundre's parks system. The open houses will be held Wednesday, Nov. 28 from 3:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.

For the fourth consecutive year members of the Sundre Community Choir are hard at work preparing for the Christmas season.

Mayor Annette Clews has apologized to east side residents on behalf of town council for the breakdown in communications on its policy for citizens to pay its share for the new multi-million dollar water and waste waster service.

The Sundre & District Historical Society is hoping the town meets its budget request of $17,600 to help with escalating utility costs that are putting a serious strain on finances for the local volunteer-based organization.

Country Road RV is one step closer to realizing its ambitious million dollar expansion plan.

The town's flu vaccination clinic at the Sundre Community Centre will be open this month following the province's decision last week to reinstate the use of the Agriflu influenza vaccine.

Sundre's financial institutions are rallying to help east side residents who are under pressure to meet a town imposed deadline to pay a $7,000 fee to connect to the new multi-million dollar water and waste water service lines.

Doug McMow has never been to war. He has never worn a military uniform. But he is a proud member of Sundre Legion Branch 223. He is now in his fifth year as president of the branch.

The elves are back. The reindeer are ready. And Santa Claus is primed for his annual Christmas journey. The annual Santa's Anonymous community support campaign is underway.

Cheri Funke is a proud stay-at-home mom with a passion. She is passionate about her community, young families and the environment. On the community front, Funke was raised in Sundre. Her sister and parents are also citizens.