Sundre News

A record number of pieces were sold during the Sundre Art Society's recent annual art show and sale.

There comes a time for all of us when someone we know is facing a terminal illness. This might be cancer, but it could also be other types of illnesses such as, but not limited to, ALS, cardiac disease or respiratory disease.

Sundre residents who live in the northeast subdivision overlooking the grass field towards the municipality's wastewater treatment plant got front row seats to quite a show last week.

There are numerous safety benefits associated with roundabouts, which will soon be trialled on Second, Third and Fourth streets along Main Avenue as part of a pilot project designed to improve pedestrian safety while maintaining a steady flow of traf

Rumours or inaccurate information shared on social media in the event of an emergency situation can spread like wildfire, hampering along the way efforts to help the public and even potentially put people's lives at risk.

The Town of Sundre is no stranger to bouncing back from disasters. Past inundations and extreme weather events such as devastating hailstorms are simply part of the local history.

The softwood lumber tariffs against Canada's forest sector that the new U.S. administration has announced stand to hurt both countries.

The second annual Explore Sundre Adventure and Home Expo is a fun opportunity for the whole family to find out about local and regional businesses they might never have even heard of.

The Main Avenue pilot project to trial three mini roundabouts for a period of one year was selected following extensive community, business and stakeholder consultations. "This is a Sundre option.

Sundre residents and business owners will have the opportunity next week to learn more about the municipality's pursuit of broadband high-speed Internet infrastructure, as well as to start weighing in on whether to invest public dollars or let a priv