Sundre News

As of yesterday, all of Sundre's municipal council seats have been contested, sending voters to the polls on Oct. 16 to choose a mayor and six councillors. Eleven people filed nomination papers by yesterday's deadline.

Adelaine Hutchings rounds a barrel during her pole bending run at the junior high rodeo held in Sundre Sept. 15.

Citizens will once again be patrolling the streets of Sundre in an effort to help reduce crime decades after a similar program disbanded.

Where most of us see pesky weeds, Brenda Holder, right, who owns and operates Mahikan Trails ó an aboriginal company that offers people an opportunity to explore native culture through traditional programs ó sees ingredients to make medicine and food

To celebrate "The Way We Were" and bring to life the Sundre Pioneer Museum, the executive director has embarked in a new direction. "We are really excited to add to the museum experience with heritage performers and docents," said Jaime Marr.

Council began last week an initial discussion on the future of municipally-owned broadband infrastructure following an update presented by administrative staff. During the Sept.

Despite the significant flow of traffic that descended upon Sundre during the Labour Day long weekend, local emergency services reported a largely uneventful time. "It was pretty tame and people were behaving," Cpl.

A 500-metre stretch of the Bearberry Creek on the west side of Sundre recently received a major facelift.

Sundre's council will determine later this month the fate of community-owned broadband Internet infrastructure in the municipality. Elected officials were presented last week during a Sept.

Work in agricultural operations is ranked among Canada's most hazardous occupations.