Sundre News

A group of residents from the Sundre Seniors Supportive Living centre dropped by the new Greenwood Community Gazebo on Tuesday, July 30 to enjoy the scenery and some fresh air along with a barbecue lunch.

The Town of Sundre recently completed some touch-ups on the trial public parking lot just south of the Main Avenue and Centre Street intersection that was made possible through a partnership with the Sundre Hotel and Restaurant.

Following shortly on the heels of the official opening of Candre’s cannabis production facility , the company recently received three crucial Health Canada licences required to start cultivating.

With only about a week to go before a couple of judges tour Sundre in the competitive Communities in Bloom category, the local committee’s members are encouraging residents who haven’t already done so to tidy up their properties. Next Wednesday, Aug.

Sundre’s housing market has for the past few years been slightly declining. “Prices have been coming down,” said Shelley Kohut, a local realtor.

The Sundre Farmers’ Market seems to be experiencing growth with an increased number of vendors booking tables.

Hundreds of ducks were recently released below the Bearberry Creek’s weir amid a steady flow fuelled by rains that kept volunteers scrambling to keep up.

Sentencing for possession of stolen property A local woman was sentenced and fined for possession of stolen property under $5,000.

More than 120 people recently hit the fairways at Coyote Creek Golf and RV Resort to support sporting opportunities for youth.

Main Avenue Phase 2 tender awarded Council heard from Jim Hall, operations manager, that the municipality’s engineering firm, CIMA+, had recommended awarding the Main Avenue Phase 2 tender to UG Excavation Ltd.