Sundre News

A representative speaking on behalf of the Sundre and District Historical Society recently expressed to council some concerns about the municipality's plans for the community celebration of the country's 150th anniversary on Canada Day.

Although the Sundre Fire Department will as of some time this spring no longer be automatically dispatched to the southern part of Clearwater County when someone calls 911, a mutual aid agreement remains unchanged.

Albertans who do not want Rachel Notley's NDP government to get re-elected must start mobilizing now, the leader of the official Opposition said last week.

Participating in River Valley School's annual orange and grapefruit sale provides students in grades 3-8 the chance to engage and connect with the community, said the school's principal.

A member of the Sundre minor hockey peewee B team runs through a drill during the team's practice at the Sundre Arena on Thursday, Feb. 2.

Sallee Williams captured this image of hoar frost near Bearberry during the morning of Jan. 23.

A Sundre councillor recently shared concerns some residents have expressed regarding the new one-way back alley between Second and Third streets NW. Coun.

Sundre's fire chief has expressed serious reservations about Clearwater County council's recent decision not to renew an agreement with the local department.

There are many notches on Sundre's proverbial belt indicating the municipality is not only sustainable but also actually growing.