Sundre News

The truth is like an unmoving rock that can always be depended on to be there to offer us guidance and reassurance along our path. "The truth is that which does not move," said Tim Kirby, Royal Canadian Legion #223 comrade chaplain.

A public hearing to review the proposed Sundre Crossover Pipeline project has been postponed. Originally scheduled for deliberation in Calgary on Nov.

The sacrifices made by indigenous people who volunteered to serve their country should never be overlooked.

Sundre's elected officials continue to harbour reservations regarding the potential long-term impacts of a proposed gravel pit on neighbouring Mountain View County land. During a special meeting held Oct.

A local amateur author said the fascinating lives of the people he has met along the way motivated him to compile a collection of stories into one book.

The Sundre Hospital and Care Centre exists essentially exclusively courtesy of local pioneers who invested their time and effort towards making the facility a reality half a century ago, according to the hospital "Fifty years ago, 235 Sundre and area

You won't be able to find Myron Thompson sitting at Sundre's council table anymore, but chances are you'll still occasionally be able to spot the ex-councillor enjoying conversation over coffee at A&W.

At the beginning of October, the Sundre Palliative Care Association hosted the first meeting with many of the stakeholders who participate in palliative care in Sundre.

The absence of provincial support to accommodate nurse practitioners in Alberta is creating a gap in providing access to an important health care option.

The Global Vision Arctic Youth Ambassador summit offered a Sundre student the unique opportunity to connect with, as well as obtain more insight about the challenges faced by Inuit people.