Innisfail News

INNISFAIL – The late Terry Fox once said, “The answer is to try and help others.” The people of Innisfail have done just that and are rallying behind Nickole Pimlott in her courageous fight against Stage 4 cancer.

INNISFAIL - As Greyhound Canada prepares to end passenger bus and freight services in Western Canada this fall, other bus lines are considering stepping up to fill a potential need in Central Alberta, including Innisfail.

INNISFAIL – It may not have been cold outside but it was a perfect day for a Blizzard. Miracle Treat Day at Dairy Queen in Innisfail has been serving up Blizzards and supporting the Children’s Miracle Network for 16 years.

INNISFAIL – The town is inching closer to creating a policies and procedures manual for its Animal Control Bylaw.

BOWDEN - The medium security unit at Bowden Institution is under lockdown while staff members conduct an "exceptional" search.

INNISFAIL – Despite the rain and gloomy weather, crowds came out to support Innisfail’s annual Zoofest at the Discovery Wildlife Park on Aug. 4.

INNISFAIL - After a three-year hiatus Mounties are once again on the trail looking for the good guys and gals. The RCMP, in partnership with the Town of Innisfail, has resurrected the Positive Ticketing Program, thanks to Const.

OLDS - Donna Erdman, the chair of the Olds Historical Society, says the Mountain View Museum and Archives is just not the right place for plans for the Avro Arrow, one of the most historically important and controversial military plans ever designed

INNISFAIL - When Pastor Andrew Rilling arrived in town with his family in 1994 to play a key role in starting up the Innisfail Alliance Church he promised to do his best to make a difference in the community.

PENHOLD - The long-awaited recreational vehicle (RV) park in Penhold is now open. The campground opened at the end of June, with area residents and visitors using the new 67-site facility. The town is planning an official grand opening on Aug. 23.