Sundre News

A Sundre resident and business owner asked frankly during a public open house to discuss capital projects what kind of financial situation Sundre is in.

When a family makes a major decision that affects everyone, each member should have a chance to provide some feedback. This was the sentiment expressed by Sundre councillor Paul Isaac, who during an Oct.

Mackenzie Smethurst, 9, centre, did not waste any time getting bundled up to go out and play in the first snowfall of the season on Friday, Oct. 7 with her friends Tori, 5, and London Millar, 7.

Sundre High School student Taylor Pierunek makes her way along Snake Hill on Sept. 28 during the intermediate girls heat of the recent county-wide cross-country meet. Pierunek went on to win first place. The zone cross-country event was held the following week. Four high school students — Holly Fisher, Pierunek, Deshann Valentine and Saige Jackson — qualified to compete in provincials, which were held this Saturday in Cochrane.

The Sundre Farmers' Market recently wrapped up a successful season that saw an increase in the number of merchants. “It was a very positive year,” said Karen Campbell, the market's manager. “We had more vendors than we've had in several years.

A fledgling organization whose aim is to represent the concerns of rural residents living immediately west of Sundre recently asked town council to assign a representative or to at least publicly acknowledge the group's objectives.

The upcoming Remembrance Day service will for the time being continue to be held at the Sundre Legion Branch No. 223.

Local MLAs Jason Nixon and Nathan Cooper say the death of former Alberta premier and member of Parliament Jim Prentice in a plane crash in B.C. on Oct. 14 is a tragic loss for the province.

The Sundre Fire Department has a new temporary location to prepare for a variety of emergency scenarios.