Innisfail News

Wet weather doesn’t wash out revitalization ideas By Patrick Teskey Innisfail Province Over 50 Innisfail residents and business owners braved stormy weather to have their say on the town’s proposed revitalization during an open house on May 19 at Ol’

Close to 150 people showed up to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Autumn Glen Lodge last week. Residents, family, friends, and staff of the lodge all took in the entertainment and speeches honouring 50 years of caring for Innisfail seniors.

An Innisfail dog groomer has joined a charity dog wash to raise funds for a non-profit organization that subsidizes veterinary cancer treatments for those who cannot afford it.

Members of the Innisfail RCMP are extending its reach into new areas of Red Deer County this summer with the addition of two quads to its enforcement team. Call it the Quad Squad.

Ever since Vanessa Brouillette was six-years-old she has known her career path. Her father was a military policeman and she made it known early to everyone would who listen this is what she wanted to become.

Innisfail and area seniors are being invited to attend the first ever, 55+ resource fair. On Wednesday, June 1 from 2-7 p.m.

For two days, southeast winds had been blowing towards Gordon Wolters home. When the sky turned black and the sun glowed orange in places where it shone through the smoke billowing over his home, he knew it was time to leave.

The Town of Innisfail has teamed up with First Choice Towing on a pilot project that encourages people to rid their properties of derelict vehicles.

Innisfail RCMP is reporting the total number of criminal offences, traffic violations and collisions have decreased in the first quarter of 2011 compared to the same period last year.

Town moving to paperless agendas The Town of Innisfail is going to a paperless agenda system.