Innisfail News

For John Syroid, it's all about space. There is much more of it now. And Innisfail firefighters, always the best in their profession, have one more reason to feel extra special. And that makes Syroid a happy fire chief. “It is a great facility.

Months of stifling provincial government bureaucracy is causing wrongful hardship and stress for the family of Innisfail's Batten disease child Brooke Aubuchon, says Alberta's Opposition Wildrose Party.

After serving 15 years of a life sentence for the murder of an oil executive on his property northwest of Olds, Eifion Wyn (Wayne) Roberts has been granted full parole. The Parole Board of Canada decided on Sept.

Diane Mineault is a born salesperson. She loves to engage people, and her record proves she excels at both. Mineault is the new executive director of the Innisfail Chamber of Commerce.

They came. They gathered. And they cheered. Up to 1,300 students and community members collectively roared with approval for the start of the annual Terry Fox Run on the Innisfail schools campus on Sept. 26.

A longtime face on town council is opting to switch his upcoming electioneering next month from municipal politics to the corridors of union power.

Two current councillors, including controversial Chad Hoffman, are going up against Mayor Dennis Cooper in the campaign fight for the top spot on council.

In the basement of Innisfail's Church of the Nazarene, there is a group invested in the tradition of making beautiful music.

The controversial sign on wheels that's been the topic of heated debate in Penhold for more than a year will soon disappear.

The Innisfail Public Library was the cultural hub September 27 and 28 where paintings, writing and other forms of expression were on display.