Innisfail News

More than 20 Grade 8 students gathered in a music classroom at St. Marguerite Bourgeoys School April 3 for a suicide awareness presentation.

The company behind an anticipated residential development that helped extend Penhold's northern boundary is getting out of the town's real estate market.

Soon employees at Sunset Manor will vote on forming a union to negotiate with Chantelle Management Ltd.

A patient at the Olds Hospital and Care Centre survived after quick action by a policeman after Innisfail RCMP were contacted with a Priority 1 dispatch May 1 at 10 a.m. Const.

The Town of Innisfail is encouraging residents to get into spring-cleaning mode with a couple of events this month. The town's annual large-item pickup takes place this month.

Town employees hope the creation of interactive marketing materials will prevent Penhold's true colours from staying a best-kept secret.

Innisfail's newest family doctor Jesse Christiansen may do life-saving work day in and day out, but don't think his job is like some prime-time medical drama like House or E.R. “My life is not like one of those shows,” he said.

For one week Spruce View School will become an oasis from the onslaught of electronics.

The town's new $192,000 snowplow has arrived – too late for the Nov. 2 snowstorm but ready to handle any upcoming big dumps of the white stuff. “Yes, a little bit more equipment would help us to clear things up.

While most young children in Innisfail are developing appropriately, a large percentage are experiencing difficulty or great difficulty in communication skills and general knowledge and language and thinking skills, according to information compiled