Sundre News

MLA Lund wants to see tourism opportunities expanded in region By Dan Singleton Round Up staff Pull quote: ìThat wildlife museum and the museum in Sundre is one of the better kept secrets in the province.î MLA Ty Lund.

Sundre's Becca Konschuh says she is very excited about heading to Ontario this week for the National Junior Curling Championships. Becca's Red Deer Junior Ladies team qualified for nationals with a win at provincials in Medicine Hat.

The 2012 Legion executive is president Doug McMow, past presidetn Hilda Gamble, 1st VP Marvin Hopkins, 2nd VP Tom Jones, secretary Barbara Schrader, treasurer Lute Holshof, Sergeant-At-Arms Peter Skobleniuk, chaplain Rev.

Town councillors have passed the 2012 operating and capital budgets.

The Sundre Museum and World of Wildlife had a very busy 2011 and are looking forward to an even busier 2012.

Firefighters pour water onto a burning house north of Sundre on the RR 53 early Wednesday morning. Despite the hard-fought efforts of firefighters, who had to face -35 degree temperatures, the $450,000 residence was destroy in the blaze.

Meg Irving (#4) gets ready to make a pass to Jennalee Jensen (#13) during last week's seniors girls home game against Innisfail. Sundre came up short, losing 58 - 42. The Innisfail senior boys were also in town, winning 64-60.

A month after being convicted of second-degree murder in the death of Olds College student Nicholas Baier, Jeffrey Kevin Leinen has launched an appeal of both his conviction and his 14-year prison sentence.

Megan Blackhurst doesn't mind playing with the big boys. In fact, the 15-year-old member of the 2011-2012 Sundre Midget Huskies hockey team says she likes it very much. ìIt's been good and I've enjoyed playing with my teammates,î said Blackhurst.

The Transportation Safety Board of Canada investigation into a plane crash that killed three men outside Sundre on September 24, 2010 has failed to determine exactly why the Cirrus SR22 aircraft went into a spin seconds before impact.