Sundre News

At least 100 people attended the groundbreaking ceremony for the Mountain View Seniors' Housing (MVSH) multi-million dollar facility in Sundre on Friday. The $26.

A 47-year-old woman charged with first-degree murder in the death of her nine-year-old outside Sundre last month will be back in court next month following a brief appearance in Didsbury provincial court on Monday.

Sundre council members are requesting a meeting with provincial officials to discuss a grant application to fund flood-related projects.

Fish and wildlife officers set a bear trap at Riverside RV Village in Sundre last week, after receiving several complaints of a bear rooting through garbage and clamouring at bird feeders in the subdivision.

Renting or buying videos in Sundre the old-fashioned way from a specialty store has gone the way of the dodo bird. Again. Video Experts officially closed up shop Sunday, Sept. 28. But not because business was slow, according to owner Elaine DeGray.

Several complaints about badgers in the Sundre area have been reported to Sundre fish and wildlife officers over the past few weeks.

With the U.S.-led offensive against ISIS in Syria and Iraq moving forward with increased violence this month, Canada's possible future role in the fight against the terrorist organization remains unsettled.

Numerous volunteers assisted Town of Sundre officials with erecting new equipment for two playgrounds in town over the last few weeks.

Hundreds of people from Sundre and other Alberta communities gathered in town on Saturday to take part in the second annual Snake Hill Slam hosted by Call to Action.

Members of the Alberta RCMP have determined that officers involved in the case of Amber Lucius' death acted in compliance with Amber Alert protocols. Nine-year-old Lucius was found dead in a vehicle on a rural road near Sundre on Sept. 2.