Innisfail News

For many Canadians September is synonymous with two things – back to school and Terry Fox. The 2016 community Terry Fox Run in Innisfail is set to begin at 1:30 p.m. at Centennial Park on Sept. 18.

The members of the Innisfail Kinsmen and Kinettes clubs are encouraging the public to bring out their classic muscle car, hot rod, import tuner or daily driver to our 100-foot shootout and show us what they've got! This is your opportunity to legally

Originally started by Deb Stoski of the Downtown Business Association, the Innisfail Weekend of Wheels has been a popular family event in the area for many years. Deb and her volunteers did a great job building the car show to its current popularity.

Bowden has launched a million-dollar fundraising drive to “Raise the Roof” for its long-awaited new community hall, a project that has been in the minds of town and rural residents for over a decade.

Canada Post and the Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) have reached a tentative agreement. The draft agreements reached late Tuesday afternoon (Aug. 30) will apply to both bargaining units – urban, and rural and suburban mail carrier's (RSMC).

An Innisfail man is in custody on allegations he sexually assaulted a young boy, while committing child luring through social media. On Aug.

After two years of hard planning and negotiations with the town the Innisfail Eagles have finally secured their treasured nest.

There was a brazen break-in at the main building of Discovery Wildlife Park that has left the owners especially upset.

Innisfail residents have always been known for their caring and generous nature. They more than proved that this month by raising more than $14,000 through Miracle Treat Day and other programs for the Alberta Children's Hospital in Calgary.

The congregation of the Penhold Community Church celebrated the dedication of its long-awaited Three Cross Monument, a project four years in the making. Following its regular Sunday service on Aug.