Innisfail News

Highway traffic safety in and around Penhold is becoming a hot issue after the recent death of Trystan Sorensen on May 20 as he travelled by longboard on Highway 592 west of Penhold.

Innisfail youth who attend the Boys and Girls Club of Innisfail will be jammin' the night away on June 13.

Town council has agreed to spend $24,000 for the Innisfail Fire Department to acquire new personal protective equipment.

Big mechanical birds fluttered over the skies of Innisfail and area this month to deliver a massive multi-ton payload of new steel transmission towers.

Spearheaded by passionate pleas from Kevin Small, Fleming Avenue residents told Penhold's Municipal Planning Commission (MPC) their neighbourhood is facing potential health risks, parking problems and excessive noise if the town approves Custom Bulk

The future of Innisfail Restorative Justice Society funding is secure for at least three years after being awarded $20,000 per year in funding from the provincial justice and solicitor general's office. J.J.

The Innisfail and District Historical Village is now officially open.

RCMP homicide investigators say they are making progress into the murder of Innisfailian Oleg Alex Cusnir but they won't say if they are close to making an arrest.

History was made in Penhold with the grand opening of Hawkridge Market Square on May 23 with business owners and members of the public in attendance. “We're kicking off Hawkridge Market Square in a unique way,” said Penhold mayor Dennis Cooper.

A Penhold woman has turned herself in to police in relation to the death of an 18-year-old Penhold longboarder on Highway 592.