Innisfail News

Students at St. Marguerite Bourgeoys School in Innisfail participated in a mock emergency scenario with Innisfail fire, local EMS and RCMP Monday morning (May 6).

Members with the Innisfail fire department, workers with Clean Harbors environmental and industrial service provider and hazardous waste disposal company, along with summer students with the town's public works department were on hand to collect and

PENHOLD -- It was a day to celebrate women. The Town of Penhold hosted a most special event to mark International Women’s Day (March 8) at the Memorial Hall on March 30. Participants enjoyed a variety of activities.

INNISFAIL – First there was the royal wedding in 2018 and now the royal birth of 2019. The Innisfail and District Historical Village is inviting the public to celebrate the royal birth with A Royal Baby Tea from 2 to 4 p.m. on May 11.

PENHOLD – Spring is upon us and so is rodeo season. The fourth annual A Night At The Ranch is set to take place at the Daines Ranch, just north of Innisfail on May 10 and 11.

INNISFAIL -- The town has signed off on an amended lease agreement with the owner and developer of the planned solar farm -- a new deal extending the length of the term by nine years and reducing the annual lease revenue originally earmarked for the

BOWDEN -- Bowden has a new chief administrative officer (CAO). He is Greg Skotheim, currently manager of public works and infrastructure with the Town of Didsbury. Council ratified Skotheim's appointment during its March 25 town council meeting.

PENHOLD - Every year since the annual Firefighter Stairclimb Challenge in Calgary began five years ago Penhold's finest have stepped up to participate with their firefighting colleagues from across North America.

INNISFAIL – A manslaughter charge has been laid in connection to the brutal killing of an Innisfail man.

INNISFAIL -- If Chinook's Edge students join a planned walkout on May 3 to protest the soon to be governing United Conservative Party's stance on gay-straight alliances, their right to speak out on the issue will be supported by superintendent Kurt S