Sundre News

Town of Sundre council workshop meetings are open to the public again, after concerns were raised from residents about a recent decision to hold the meetings in private.

An organization that serves as a support centre for blind Canadians is weighing in on Jack Mortimer's story.

Town of Sundre officials are proposing an amendment to the water and wastewater connection fee bylaw, after hearing numerous concerns from developers since it was passed in October.

Alberta government officials have committed $25 million to upgrade 13 hospital helipads across the province, and Sundre's is not one of them.

Members of the public will have a chance to weigh in on the proposed location of a new multi-million dollar seniors' housing facility, which Mountain View Seniors' Housing (MVSH) officials received provincial funding for in October.

In an unexpected about-face, Mountain View Seniors' Housing (MVSH) officials are granting residency to a blind man and his guide dog at the Foothills Lodge, after initially saying the dog could not live there.

A recent deal between pharmacists and the provincial government is a step in the right direction, says Chris Aingworth, pharmacy manager at Sundre Community Drug Mart.

Members of the River Valley School parent council have raised roughly $80,000 towards purchasing a new playground for the school, but still need $120,000 more to reach their goal.

Town of Sundre officials are considering implementing a new tax on people who develop vacant, unsubdivided land within town limits, to help pay for future community and recreational facilities.

Sundre's annual Winterfest, hosted by the Sundre & District Historical Society, has evolved over the years. The 10th annual event was expected to occur at the museum grounds over the weekend, with several activities for families to enjoy.