Sundre News

The steering committee tasked with proposing a future use for the former Foothills Lodge seniors' living facility in Sundre plans to seek a second round of proposals from the public.

Sundre and surrounding area residents largely seem to have celebrated the holidays responsibly this year. The local RCMP detachment as well as the Sundre Fire Department each reported a season calmer than average.

Sundre's mayor said council should consider adding broadband to its strategic priorities chart for the year. "I feel broadband should be included in priorities for 2017," said Terry Leslie during council's Jan.

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.