Innisfail News

Doug Whorrall is a proud Korean War vet who has dedicated his senior years to spreading the message about Canada's inspiring legacy of heroism and valour on the battlefield.

Innisfail schools and churches have responded to the civil war crisis in Syria by stepping up with an “overwhelming” community-wide campaign to collect hundreds of sweaters to help displaced refugees facing a cold and homeless winter.

The elusive thieves that have been breaking into businesses all over Central Alberta since early June to steal automated teller machines (ATM) have returned close to home. For the second time in three months a Spruce View business has been targeted.

Two Calgary women have been busted for meth trafficking after police noticed an early morning drug deal going down at a local gas station. Innisfail RCMP Staff Sgt.

Korean War veteran Gilbert Allen has had the memories of his peers trapped in the walls of his mind for nearly six decades.

The Royal Canadian Legion Branch #104 is honouring war veterans that lost their lives during the First World War with a Remembrance Day service next week. The memorial service will be open to everybody in the community and will begin with a 10 a.m.

Kindergarten students from St. Marguerite Bourgeoys School carved out a lesson on Halloween decorations this fall.

The Royal Canadian Legion Branch #104 recently launched the school-wide Remembrance Day Annual Literary and Poster Contest.

Bright lights, loud explosions and burning planes falling out of the sky beside him are only a few of Ernie Archibald's memories from serving as a bomber during the Second World War.

The Innisfail Eagles went head to head against the Fort Saskatchewan Chiefs until the last seven minutes of the home game last Friday night, ultimately losing the game by one goal.