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Council approves new firefighter policy

Council approves new firefighter policy

INNISFAIL – After almost 14 months of anger and frustration with the community's volunteer firefighting crew over poor communication with the town there is now peace between both sides.
Property crime still increasing

Property crime still increasing

INNISFAIL – Local Mounties are once again reporting a staggering increase in the number of property crimes in town and the surrounding region, in part due to the ongoing plague of stolen vehicle cases.
CP Holiday Train soon pulling into town

CP Holiday Train soon pulling into town

INNISFAIL – The CP Holiday Train will be chug-chug-chugging into town, bringing with it a live performance and some seasonal cheer. The train, decorated as always to evoke Christmas and winter seasonal cheer, will pull into Innisfail at 1:15 p.m.
Holiday cheer begins in Penhold

Holiday cheer begins in Penhold

PENHOLD – Residents will have the opportunity to celebrate the Christmas season at a pair of coming holiday events. First up will be the annual Community Christmas event on Nov. 24 at the Penhold Regional Multiplex.
High school's results wow

High school's results wow

INNISFAIL - Innisfail High School (IHS) students left provincial averages in the dust with recent test and accountability pillar results.
Town looking for new manager of operations

Town looking for new manager of operations

INNISFAIL – The Town of Innisfail is making a major change within its senior management team. In a news release issued on Nov.
Innisfail and Penhold honour the fallen

Innisfail and Penhold honour the fallen

INNISFAIL - PENHOLD – Local residents in Penhold and Innisfail gathered over the weekend to honour all veterans and thank them for their sacrifice and service to Canada.
Noon-hour siren a time-honoured tradition

Noon-hour siren a time-honoured tradition

BOWDEN – When town council heard before the Oct. 16 municipal election there was a confidential citizen complaint about “intrusive noise pollution” caused by the familiar noon-hour fire siren there was genuine surprise.
Mounties trained to detect human remains

Mounties trained to detect human remains

INNISFAIL – The first teams of police dogs and their handlers able to detect human remains have graduated at the RCMP Police Dog Service Training Centre.
ITT presents A Bedfull of Foreigners

ITT presents A Bedfull of Foreigners

INNISFAIL –Strangers, language barriers and a hotel. That may be the recipe for success with Innisfail Town Theatre's (ITT) fall production of A Bedfull of Foreigners.
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