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Council approves large item pickup policy

Council approves large item pickup policy

From now on there will be defined rules in town for the annual spring pickup of large household items. On Feb.
Autumn Glen battle heating up

Autumn Glen battle heating up

Innisfail mayor Brian Spiller is concerned over the replacement cost of the Autumn Glen Lodge seniors' residence and the authority of Parkland Foundation to requisition millions of dollars of funding from municipal stakeholders.
Students to get school breakfast

Students to get school breakfast

Students at Innisfail Jr./Sr. High School don't always get a healthy breakfast and teachers Lorraine Dingman and Brianne Fletcher are doing something about it.
Council approves downtown project contractor

Council approves downtown project contractor

AIC Construction has been awarded the contract to complete the third and final phase of the multi-million dollar Downtown Revitalization Project. On Feb.
Community gives breath of hope to Tristan

Community gives breath of hope to Tristan

Innisfailians have rallied to raise more than $18,000 on behalf of a two-year-old boy who is battling a devastating rare disease that is slowly drowning him to death.
Pink Shirt Day spreads anti-bullying message

Pink Shirt Day spreads anti-bullying message

The gospel of anti-bullying is not just limited to bullying awareness month in October but extends year-round and countrywide. Pink Shirt Day was celebrated nationally on Feb. 26 and local schools participated, with St.
Stories from the Great White North

Stories from the Great White North

Have you ever wondered about the northern lights? Science explains them as collisions between electrically charged particles from the sun that enter the earth's atmosphere.
Town supports ambitious playground project

Town supports ambitious playground project

Kids in the community and beyond are one step closer to having the most eye-popping and biggest place to play. On Feb.
Travel Alberta gives locals eduction

Travel Alberta gives locals eduction

Creative Innisfail and area tourism initiatives will be unveiled starting this summer based on an enthusiastic response to a recent Travel Alberta seminar.
Mental health training arriving

Mental health training arriving

Mental health first aid training is coming to the Innisfail Library/Learning Centre courtesy of the Mental Health Commission of Canada.
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