Innisfail News

Kim Tucker and her six-year-old son Gage Daoust are in the fight of their lives as the boy's leukodystrophy is slowly destroying his brain.

Testing continues on Dodd's Lake to determine whether there has been any environmental damage caused by a hydrocarbon leak earlier this month.

Southern Alberta's Great Flood of 2013 has finally hit Innisfail – in the town's pocketbook.

Innisfailians and scores of visitors from out of town eagerly braved spotty weather last weekend to check out business and service opportunities at the 33rd annual Innisfail Home and Trade Show.

Town council has approved the first comprehensive action plan to reduce unwanted water flowing into the sanitary sewer system and unnecessarily heading for treatment, an initiative that could ultimately save the municipality thousands of dollars ever

Brian Sutter got a special phone call last week. St. Louis once again wanted the Central Alberta hockey legend.

Community builder and enthusiastic family role model are among the affectionate attributes that describe Don Llewellyn by those who were touched by his life.

After the fiery devastation at Penhold's Wild Rose Manor costs to fight the blaze keep rising while bills accumulate for the Town of Penhold.

Dawn Peters and a group of eight other Innisfail citizens went to Uganda to share their heart and returned home to tell their tales.

Nighttime security is becoming an issue in Penhold. During a recent town council meeting, Coun. Cory Kingsfield brought up the issue of security after peace officers finish their duties.