Sundre News

Emergency flood planning in Sundre has shifted in focus to a react-and-respond approach away from attempts to control the river, town officials recently heard.

Following the retirement of its administrator the Town of Sundre has initiated the process to find a qualified candidate for the position.

Waiting to get screened for breast cancer can mean the difference between life and death. "It's very important that women undergo a regular screening for cancers we can cure with early detection," said Dr.

The B.C. driver implicated in an impaired driving collision that claimed the life of a Sundre man is back in court next week for election and plea. Sean Terrance Letwin, a 30-year-old from Beaverdell, B.C.

A Sundre man was recently fined over the unauthorized discharge of a firearm. David Victor Franke, 26, of Sundre, faced numerous charges that stemmed from an incident dating back to last spring. On April 15 at approximately 4:40 a.m.

The steering committee struck to draft a proposal for the future use of the former Foothills Lodge seniors' living facility meets for the first time this week.

A Sundre man was fined over an impaired driving charge he faced.

The long-running annual Sundre Community Christmas Dinner was the best that organizer Lourelle Vooys said she had ever been a part of.

Mountain View Food Bank and Innisfail Food Bank got a belated Christmas gift on Dec. 27: a cheque for $5,358 from Tim Hortons. That figure represents 100 per cent of the proceeds from coffee and hot chocolate sales Dec.

A public conversation was recently initiated on social media to discuss whether Town of Sundre employees should live in or at least close to the community.