Innisfail News

PENHOLD – Municipalities with smaller populations, including the town, may soon find themselves paying more for policing.

INNISFAIL – A second chance at life is something Adam Bishop knows all about. The 33-year-old student pastor at CenterPoint Church in Innisfail has experienced a turbulent and troubled life.

INNISFAIL - Local residents across Central Alberta woke to a blanket of snow Monday morning. Parts of the province received their first taste of winter after the recent snowfall over the weekend.

INNISFAIL – There will be a new church for Innisfail’s Catholic community. Our Lady of Peace Catholic Parish church, built in 1962, was torn down on Friday (Sept. 27), several months after a fire on the church roof last December.

INNISFAIL – There will be a new church for Innisfail’s Catholic community. Our Lady of Peace Catholic Parish, which was built in 1962, was torn down on Friday (Sept.

INNISFAIL - A Rocky Mountain House man is facing numerous criminal charges following a bust near a local park. Innisfail RCMP Sgt. Lori Eiler said in a media release police officers were conducting targeted patrols on Sept.

INNISFAIL – There’s often strength and support in numbers. The Innisfail chapters of Take Off Pounds Sensibly (TOPS) are co-hosting an area rally with a theme of Heart, Health and Humour.

INNISFAIL – More and more cannabis retail stores have been opening across the province since Alberta Gaming Liquor and Cannabis began lifting the moratorium on licences in May. Two of those retail stores are here in Innisfail.

INNISFAIL - Council has discussed whether the town has any kind of public arts policy but its brief chat on the emotional issue was clouded by recent erroneous information the cost to create two recently painted over murals was covered privately.

INNISFAIL – A local church is stepping up to help fill the shelves at the Innisfail and District Food Bank. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is holding its annual Innisfail food drive on Sept. 28.