Innisfail News

Members of the 7 Penhold Royal Canadian Air Cadet Squadron shared their time and friendship when they stopped by Innisfail's Rosefield Centre last week. “We're here visiting with the seniors.

Innisfail residents are being asked to roll up their sleeves and give the gift of life. “Giving blood is easy,” said Davida Delidais of Canadian Blood Services. “You must be 17 years and older and be in good general health.

The kids with the funny hats, those delightful skateboarding and BMX riding dudes with attitudes, have resoundingly proved they are all in.

Innisfail council has agreed to fund an administration plan at a cost of $61,000 to pave a town-owned gravel parking lot across the alley behind the municipal office.

A “big piece of the puzzle” to what happened in the mysterious death of Edmontonian Dwayne Demkiw was revealed to police investigators when his remains were discovered and identified earlier this month near Innisfail, says the head of the city police

Grade 9 students at St. Marguerite Bourgeoys Catholic School had a recent opportunity to take their learning outside the classroom.

The annual Innisfail & District Trade Show pushed past all threats of rain and a bad economy last weekend to put on a razzle-dazzle two-day event before packed crowds at the Innisfail Arena.

Discovery Wildlife Park is ready to open for its 14th season in Innisfail and even with a bad economy, owners and staff are moving confidently forward with big plans for this year and the future.

In its spring production, Innisfail Town Theatre (ITT) recounts the epic story of British captain Robert Falcon Scott and his crew in their race to reach the South Pole in the winter of 1911-12.

Town council has given second and third readings to a Land Use Bylaw amendment that adds an adult care housing use to the five-acre property that accommodates Autumn Glen Lodge and Poplar Grove Court.