Sundre News

After skating on thin ice towards a new ice allocation policy at the arena, town officials and the Sundre Minor Hockey Association have finally come to an agreeable compromise.

A 20-year-old, Sundre-area born-and-raised cowgirl and former Miss Rodeo Sundre has her sights set on becoming Miss Rodeo Canada.

Town of Sundre officials must take action to improve Centre Street North past Ninth Avenue, which has deteriorated to such an extent the road has become dangerous. This was the message brought before council during its Sept.

Mom Cindy Tooth, pictured here signing up her eight-year-old daughter Emily for Sundre Competitive Cheer, was among the many parents who came out to the Sundre Community Centre and River Valley School with their children on the evening of Thursday, Sept. 8 for the annual Sundre Community Recreation Registration and RVS Welcome Back Barbecue.

Give peace a chance — It's an event John Lennon would have no doubt enthusiastically supported.

Visitors coming to explore Sundre, as well as any new residents, will now have an easier time finding their way around the community.

Something has to be done about the back alley between Second and Third streets NW, council recently heard. Dave Lewis, president of the Foothills Terrace Condominium Association, outlined to council during its Sept.

Staff and patrons at the Sundre Bottle Depot were left stunned on Saturday morning but otherwise unharmed following a brazen daylight robbery at the local business. On Sept. 17 at approximately 10:50 a.m.

Considering all the recent rain, the weather could not have been better for the annual seniors' barbecue and car show held Friday, Aug. 26 at the new Mountain View Seniors' Housing campus of care in Sundre.

Sundre's own Dr. Michelle Warren was recently named the 2016 recipient of the Alberta Rural Physician Award of Distinction.