Sundre News
Controlled structure burns help keep Sundre firefighters’ skills sharp
Members of Sundre Fire Department recently conducted exercise that provides valuable experience by recreating realistic scenario
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Sundre Skating Club’s ranks grow for 2024-25 season
Number of youths registered for Learn to Skate program nearly doubles last year
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Sundre waterline replacement project expected to wrap up soon
Repaving to start once lines have been pressure tested with Centre Street South reopening completely afterward
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Chinook's Edge recognizes longtime Sundre, Didsbury educators
Debbie Reimert and Carolyn Massell recognized on Thursday, Oct. 24 for 35 years of service
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Sundre holds first residential tax recovery sale in decades
With no bids submitted for home in northwest subdivision that had a reserve bid of $230,000, town council will now have to choose what to do next
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Top five Halloween events this week
Sundre, Didsbury and Olds are holding Halloween events Oct. 25 and Oct. 26
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Updated MDP refocuses existing planning principles
Last reviewed in 2013, Sundre’s modernized high-level planning document outlining a detailed playbook for future growth expands on foundation
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Sundre Fire Department hosting annual community pumpkin carving
Families invited to drop by the Sundre Fire Department’s hall on Wednesday, Oct. 23 to pick out and carve Jack-o’-Lantern for Halloween
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Rare crash in Sundre a reminder for elderly drivers
An 88-year-old driver from Sundre had to be extricated from his pickup after making an unsafe westbound turn at intersection of Highways 27 and 760 that resulted in a collision
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Plan for former Foothills Lodge in Sundre remains unchanged
However, renovating vacant building into rental units taking longer than initially hoped
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