Posts for Category “News”

 "Invasive mussels have been found in moss balls being sold in Alberta, and we need you to take action to prevent the introduction of this species and protect Alberta’s waters! Yesterday AEP staff discovered that a distributor in Alberta received a shipment of moss balls that originated in the Ukraine – the same place the United States also received mussel-fouled moss balls from. Staff inspected the moss balls, and confirmed that invasive mussels were found. Hilo, our Conservation K9, was a...

 Residents are advised to keep clear of the beach front near #5 Lakeshore Drive. The Summer Village has a crew working to remove beaver from the area. Your cooperation is appreciated.  

 The Summer Village is part of a regional group CRASC (Capital Region Assessment Services Commission). It manages any assessment appeal hearings for member municipalities which include Summer Villages, Villages and Towns. http://www.crasc.ca/members.php What would be required: Take the training course; the training is valid for 3 years after which a refresher course is required. Sit as an appeal board member, if an appeal happens in any of the CRASC member municipalities. It may ...

 Alberta Health Services is warning seniors about a new telephone scam.  It asks seniors to pay for booking an appoint to receive their immunizations.

 Alberta Environment is looking for your input on 2021 Sportsfishing Regulations. It also has important information regarding ice fishing huts, and Family Fishing Weekend. Learn More Here

 The Summer Village of Sundance Beach Office will continue to be open to the public at this time during regular office hours. Those hours are Wednesday to Friday 9 am to 2 pm. Alberta Health Services is recommending all in-person visitors provide their name and contact information.  In the event of an outbreak of cases in our office, we would then be able to help with contact tracing. These records would not be permanent, and will be destroyed after a month of entry. In these times, it wo...

  The Summer Village has been reviewing the spring flooding that can occur on East Vine Avenue. There have been 10 low spots that have been identified and marked that will be filled in. Baumann’s Hoe & Bobcat will be completing this project in December. This will ensure the area is ready for the spring. Any areas that need to be touched up in the spring can be reviewed at that time. We will also continue with pushing all of the snow on vine avenue to the north side to slow the ...

 As we enter the "off-season" in our lakeside community, it's time to take another look at how to protect your property. The RCMP recommend the following: Light up the night If anyone comes around any points of the house, does it light up? Install motion detector lights on all sides of your house and keep your porch light on at night. Nowhere to hide Bushes, trees shrubbery, should be down low so you have a clear view of the house. People shouldn't be able to get behind that 12-foot ...

 Thanks to community volunteers, the landscaping has been completed at the entrance sign to our Summer Village. A team of eight people donated their time, energy, expertise and many resources to get the job done. Sincere thanks to Irene, Rod & Diane Stevenson, Neil Stanley, Geoff Woodward, Trevor Cramer, Jason and Quin Wilson.  

 This year, the Government of Canada is celebrating Canada Day in a whole new way to bring us together virtually and share our pride in being Canadian. On July 1, take part in the virtual Canada Day celebrations in different ways: • The Canada Day Celebration Kit offers more than 40 interactive, creative and educational activities for the whole family. Have fun exploring each activity pack and share your experience using #CanadaDay. • Enjoy virtual celebrations happeni...