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Dean Turnquist is Innisfail's Citizen of the Year

Dean Turnquist is Innisfail's Citizen of the Year

INNISFAIL - The town's 2018 Community Awards has honoured extraordinary citizens in 10 categories for their individual and community achievements. The winners were announced during a gala evening on Oct. 12 at the Innisfail Royal Canadian Legion.
Making the town a better place

Making the town a better place

INNISFAIL – Every year several local businesses are recognized for their work and dedication to the community.
Kindness from the heart for a better world

Kindness from the heart for a better world

INNISFAIL - For almost half a century Brock Tully has been promoting a world where kindness ought to be paramount. And Tully never just said it. He put his words into action.
Solar farm plan reaches 'great' milestone

Solar farm plan reaches 'great' milestone

INNISFAIL - The final local hurdle for the creation of a 90-acre solar farm was cleared last week with the approval of a development permit by the town's Municipal Planning Commission.
Innisfailian nabbed in police pursuit

Innisfailian nabbed in police pursuit

INNISFAIL - RCMP have charged an Innisfail woman along with two others following a police pursuit of a stolen vehicle late last month. The pursuit occurred on Sept.
Heeding an important life-saving message

Heeding an important life-saving message

INNISFAIL – Look. Listen. Learn. Be aware -- fire can happen anywhere. That’s the theme for this year’s Fire Prevention Week, Oct. 7 to 13. Innisfail fire Chief Gary Leith said it’s a theme with a message that people need to heed.
Council says no to massive utility fee hikes

Council says no to massive utility fee hikes

INNISFAIL - With an expected tight and conservative budget now looming and the municipality facing large big ticket expenses in 2019, town council has resisted the temptation to snag huge new utility franchise fee revenues that would adversely impact
Lundgren Centre holds dedication ceremony

Lundgren Centre holds dedication ceremony

INNISFAIL – The newly renamed Innisfail Seniors Drop-In Centre recently held a dedication ceremony to celebrate the change in honour of a cherished local couple.
Town may finally see autumn

Town may finally see autumn

INNISFAIL – We may have a nice weather break in Central Alberta after all. According to Environment Canada, a three-month seasonal forecast model between October and December is showing warmer temperatures and nicer weather in the coming weeks.
Bowden intersection described as 'dangerous'

Bowden intersection described as 'dangerous'

BOWDEN - On behalf of himself and a couple of citizens, Coun. Kerry Kelm has raised safety concerns about the intersection of 20th Avenue and 22nd Street in Bowden during a recent town council meeting.
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