Sundre News

A 500-metre stretch of the Bearberry Creek on the west side of Sundre recently received a major facelift.

Sundre's council will determine later this month the fate of community-owned broadband Internet infrastructure in the municipality. Elected officials were presented last week during a Sept.

Work in agricultural operations is ranked among Canada's most hazardous occupations.

While being named Miss Rodeo Sundre was initially an intimidating experience, Alisa Brace recently told the Round Up the supportive encouragement of other royalty has helped build her confidence.

Sundre's top administrator does not doubt for one second the municipality's potential to develop thriving recreational and tourism sectors that will benefit the entire community for generations to come.

One of two Communities in Bloom judges who recently toured through Sundre told the Round Up she was impressed by the town's vitality.

A Bergen resident is seeking used leather belts and jewelry to refurbish and resell to raise funds to combat human trafficking.

The Sundre Municipal Library has become ó and remains ó a central pillar of the community, council heard last week. "We have lots of reasons to celebrate at the library," said manager Jamie Syer on Aug.

There is an adage that goes along the lines of "Smile, it's contagious.

Conserving our natural resources and becoming better stewards of the land goes a long way towards maintaining and potentially even improving the quality of the water in the Red Deer River.