Sundre News

The Sundre Museum wouldn't operate without its volunteers – all 100 of them – according to museum manager Darlene Smee. “Without my volunteers I would get nothing done,” said Smee.

In upcoming budget discussions, council will debate spending $25,000 in 2015 to move the recycling facility to a new location, which has not yet been determined.

The A&W restaurant in Sundre was recently broken into and a small sum of cash was stolen, according to RCMP officers. The incident took place at approximately 2 a.m. on Oct. 29.

During a recent capital planning session, Sundre council voted to consider during upcoming budget deliberations spending $200,000 in 2015 to supply gas to the east side of town.

Sundre firefighters say there is a need for a training facility in Sundre to conduct weekly training exercises so they don't have to go to Olds.

Laura Coward will be back in court next month following a brief appearance in front of a Didsbury provincial court judge on Nov. 3.

Emergency communications system upgrade considered During a recent capital planning session, Sundre council voted to consider spending $60,000 in 2015 to acquire a new radio system for emergency responders, during upcoming budget deliberations.

Ninety-one-year-old Sundre resident and veteran Victor Loreth considers himself one of the lucky ones who experienced the Second World War. He grew up on a farm in Raymore, Sask.

River Valley School (RVS) students collected non-perishable food items while out trick-or-treating on Friday evening, as part of the third annual “We Scare Hunger” campaign.

Joe Anglin resigned from the Wildrose Party on Nov. 2 to sit as an independent MLA.