Sundre News

Sundre, Didsbury and Olds are holding Halloween events Oct. 25 and Oct. 26

Last reviewed in 2013, Sundre’s modernized high-level planning document outlining a detailed playbook for future growth expands on foundation

Families invited to drop by the Sundre Fire Department’s hall on Wednesday, Oct. 23 to pick out and carve Jack-o’-Lantern for Halloween

An 88-year-old driver from Sundre had to be extricated from his pickup after making an unsafe westbound turn at intersection of Highways 27 and 760 that resulted in a collision

However, renovating vacant building into rental units taking longer than initially hoped

Municipality maintains long-standing commitment to annual community health-care fundraiser whose proceeds in part help purchase new hospital equipment

Council to consider request for fixed-rate contribution at upcoming fall workshop

Sundre RCMP’s acting commander reports driver was not seriously hurt after hitting at about 3 a.m. on Oct. 14 three horses that had escaped from pasture in Westward Ho area

Offering thoughts on the recent Alberta Municipalities conference in Red Deer, Richard Warnock said Sundre could stand to save upward of $20,000 a year on a major project

Suite of high-def cameras installed three years ago at cost of about $65,000 during COVID-19 as part of effort to be accessible as well as transparent but have since sat idle