Sundre News

“When I stepped on the ice it was my happy place and I knew exactly what to do when I stepped on the ice.

Town of Sundre officials are planning to claim an estimated $451,000 from the provincial government for overland flooding in town in June.

Six trustees have been acclaimed in the Chinook's Edge School Division, with election campaigns now underway in the three other wards, according to unofficial nomination results released Monday.

Sundre is now one step closer to receiving flood mitigation assistance from the province.

There will be municipal election races in Mountain View County divisions 1, 6 and 7, with candidates elected by acclamation in divisions 2, 3, 4 and 5, according to unofficial nomination results released Monday.

The Sundre Fire Department made the top three in both the limited and unlimited challenges of the 2013 Alberta Regional Vehicle Extrication Competition hosted in town on Saturday.

. It's a race! Two candidates are running for mayor and seven candidates are running for council in the 2013 Sundre municipal election. Six councillors in addition to the mayor will be elected for the next four years.

Sundre pharmacies have not received any response from the Alberta government regarding a provincewide petition urging stability for drug prices and pharmacies in Alberta.

Mountain View Regional Waste Management Commission (MVRWMC) officials are proposing a two-day waste pickup to the Town of Sundre. During the governance meeting on Sept.

Sundre Petroleum Operators Group (SPOG) officials put on another successful Neighbour's Day, with a well-received theme surrounding companies working in the Sundre area.