Sundre News

Quick action by Sundre volunteer firefighters is being credited for saving a northeast residence after a barbecue mishap ignited siding on a 2nd Street house. Shortly after 6 p.m.

The recently updated cat control bylaw is now in effect. Council passed second and third readings of the bylaw during the March 18 meeting. After the first reading was passed on Feb.

The Sundre Aquaplex board of directors has been struggling financially over the last year. “We have numerous repairs because the facility is aging and hasn't been well maintained,” said Nicky Vardas, president of the board.

Fishing gear stolen Fishing gear was stolen from a storage shed, after a thief broke into the shed in February. The stolen property included both gas and electric boat trolling motors, said Sundre RCMP Constable Val Dennis.

Heffernan-Shippy appointed to library board Council appointed local woman Melissa Heffernan-Shippy to the Sundre Municipal Library Board after she made the request last month.

The Alberta Gaming and Liquor Commission (AGLC) has suspended the White Goose Bar & Grill's liquor licence indefinitely over alleged illegal activity on the business's premises.

Local architectural designer Kim Walton has been more than successful in her 30-year-long career.

Realtors in Sundre say the market is balancing. Debra King, office manager for Maxwell Capital Realty said there were about 40 Multiple Listing Service (MLS) sales in Sundre last year, totalling a value of roughly $1,000,000.

Kevin Heerema, the town's bylaw officer, presented a year-end report to councillors during a governance meeting last month. The presentation involved a few significant numbers in the last year, regarding traffic stops and pets found roaming town.

A group of volunteers has been coming together each week to create various products to donate to people in need.