Sundre News

Sundre town councillor Myron Thompson says he believes a public information meeting held last week to gauge seniors' needs in town was a good step towards meeting those needs, both in the short- and long-term. “It was a great meeting,” said Thompson.

It is now unlawful for Sundre children and youth 15 and younger to be in a Sundre public place without a parent or legal guardian present between the hours of 11 p.m. and 6 a.m. Councillors gave final reading to a new bylaw No. 06.

Sundre Round Up photographer Noel West, left, and camper Scott Skjerdal make their way along a roadway at the Westward Ho campground Friday.

An emergency program in place at Sundre Sobeys designed to protect youngsters from possible abduction worked as planned during a recent incident – much to the delight of management, staff and especially one very happy and relieved mom.

Sundre High School Grade 11 music composer Sydney Reimer says she writes songs she hopes will give listeners a chance to make his or her own interpretation, to find their own meaning in her music and words.

Sundre High School Grade 11 music composer Sydney Reimer says she writes songs she hopes will give listeners a chance to make his or her own interpretation, to find their own meaning in her music and words.

The Stelmach government has imposed a fire ban for the entire province in an effort to take pressure off hard-pressed firefighters battles dozens of blazes across Alberta.

A new nighttime curfew for Sundre could go a long way towards reducing instances of petty mischief such as vandalism in town, councillors heard during last week's governance committee meeting. Sundre RCMP Const.

Caption: Kay Packer (right) hands a package of bedding to Moe Fahey during a Slave Lake Fire Victim relief effort on Wednesday.

The Sundre and District Chamber of Commerce has teamed up with the Town of Sundre's Economic Development Committee to undertake a survey of local business owners. Committee member Monica St.