Innisfail News

An overflowing crowd of more than 600 Innisfailians packed the Royal Canadian Legion Auditorium for this year's Remembrance Day Ceremony.

Council has given the green light to administration to apply for a provincial grant -- in partnership with the Town of Penhold – that will map out the future planning needs for both communities.

Innisfail RCMP have nabbed a suspected car thief in a rural field following a report that a vehicle was stuck after ramming through two barbed wire fences. Police were called at about 1:40 p.m. on Oct.

As many as 64 Sturlers will be invading the Innisfail Curling Club ice on Nov. 28 for the first Sturling Spiel in many years.

Penhold council has waived the massive firefighting bill against Wild Rose Manor owner Jim Guilbault, whose 18-unit apartment building was destroyed last spring by a devastating fire. During the regular Oct.

In this day and age children are growing up so fast with immediate access to all information at their fingertips and social media is paramount. Gone are the days where homework and school research relied on encyclopedias or the newspaper.

The Canadian Cancer Society was the beneficiary of a $4,465 donation from The Innisfail Truck Ranch Bulls, “Bras & Bashing” event held from October 14 to 31.

With Innisfailians and Central Albertans currently experiencing the coldest temperatures in North America, the town's Family and Community Support Services (FCSS) Snow Angel program is gearing up for a busy season.

Innisfail's Sydney Daines has continiued her meteoric athletic rise with her first Ladies Barrel Racing Canadian Finals Rodeo (CFR) buckle and a growing mastery of college level basketball and soccer.

Students at Innisfail High School don't always get a healthy breakfast and Brianne Fletcher is doing something about it.