Sundre News

Annual Sundre May Queen program intended to instill not only community spirit and work ethic but also a sense a responsibility

Environment Canada forecasts temperatures to dip into the minuses Friday, Saturday

Comments submitted during open houses were largely supportive although some people expressed preference for stop signs over roundabouts

Work on Highway 27-Main Avenue corridor through downtown estimated to wrap up by mid-June, with Second Avenue NW project also on the docket

Sky above Sundre was mostly clear and crowd returned to see a variety of aircraft including several helicopters after the event was cancelled last year

Hitch mount system an enhanced safety measure for town staff to access tight spots on tasks previously done largely by contractors

10 locations across Alberta broke temperature records Friday, May 10

Recognizing difficult financial situation many people face, association sought to offer additional time

Funds will cover the cost of temporary contract position to work alongside community groups organizing events

Biologist with four-plus decades of experience speaks to crowd in Sundre during expo organized by Red Deer River Watershed Alliance