Innisfail News

Several local businesses, including Innisfail & District Chamber of Commerce members, are continuing their contributions to relief efforts to help Fort McMurray evacuee families.

Girl Guides from the regional Parkland Area welcomed hundreds of members from across Central Alberta over the weekend as part of their “We Welcome the World” rally in Innisfail.

As firefighters survey the wreckage from last week's devastating wildfire in and around Fort McMurray, one displaced family has been reunited in Innisfail.

The historic Penhold drop curtain has left town to go to its permanent home in Ottawa at the Canadian War Museum where its critically important heritage value will be shared with Canadians.

Two Penhold Crossing Secondary School students are stepping up to make a difference in the world.

The battle is still on to put out the massive wildfire – nicknamed “the beast” -- that devastated Fort McMurray and still blazing in northern Alberta.

Innisfail teen Erich Marcinkowski is a Mountie in waiting. The 16-year-old Grade 11 student at Innisfail High School has long wanted to become an RCMP officer and he soon may get his big opportunity to show his mettle.

Community members and local citizens in Penhold came together to discuss poverty and how it impacts communities during a focused conversation with the Central Alberta Poverty Reduction Alliance (CAPRA).

Discovery Wildlife Park will be allowed to build a large bathroom facility for its planned new campground.

The Town of Innisfail's planning and operational services director has resigned.