Innisfail News

Does God exist? Two of three speakers at the recent ninth annual World Religions Conference in the Alumni Centre in Olds were convinced that He does. However, one was not.

The Gwendale Elks are once again giving to those in need at Christmastime, a need in the community that continues to climb due to the current recession.

Innisfail RCMP have laid drug and stolen property charges against a Red Deer man following a routine stop on Main Street. At about 9:30 p.m. on Nov.

Christmas carols, holiday cheer and gift giving won't be the only things to put a smile on people's faces this Christmas season. From Dec.

Canadians are world renowned for our kind disposition and generally polite discourse. It would seem, however, that we Canadians do not extend these same courtesies to our fellow countrymen online.

The mitts were flying at the Eagles hockey game on Nov. 27. No, it was not because of the fierce on-ice rivalry between Innisfail and the Stony Plains Eagles. It was all for a good cause.

As Canadians prepare to welcome Syrian refugee families, several individuals and organizations in the Innisfail and Red Deer area are doing the same. St.

Alberta Health Services (AHS) is helping people across Central Alberta live healthier lives.

An Islamic speaker who came to Olds for the ninth annual World Religion Conference in November supports going ahead with the plan to bring 25,000 refugees into Canada by the end of this year, provided those refugees are screened properly.

Innisfail middle and Spruce View schools welcomed students from across the province last weekend when they hosted the first Junior High Leadership Conference in the Chinook's Edge School Division.