Innisfail News

Ley-Anne Mountain has known about the therapeutic power of animals from a young age.

Innisfail residents will be able to have their first say in the proposed revitalization of the downtown core during an open house on Thursday evening.

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

Close to 450 people attended the Envision Innisfail Green and Clean kick-off party last weekend and celebrated the beginning of the first ever town clean up.

A year ago Taran Kovacs’ biggest dream in life was to be an average teenage kid on the block - normal as in taking a girl on a date, or playing sports, particularly snowboarding. But that was impossible for Taran.

The Innisfail & District Historical Village opens for its 41st season on May 20 and visitors will experience new railway exhibits in the old Bowden Railway Station as well as a new permanent Rotary display.

Innisfail has officially appointed a pair of weed inspectors for 2011. At its regular meeting on May 9, town council agreed to appoint Kelsey Wood and Art Preachuk as weed inspectors.

An Innisfail town councilor says it’s time for the town to reopen the curfew debate. Coun. Jason Heistad raised the idea during the May 9 town council meeting after seeing a graffiti message scrawled on the east wall of the Innisfail Public Library.

There has been no greater loss in Doug Boss’ career as a zookeeper than that of Cleaver. The 14-year-old Bactrian camel passed away May 5 of a degenerative heart condition. “It is not an easy thing to talk about.

A group of dedicated minor sport volunteers have banded together to share ideas on how to improve the athletic development of youth in Innisfail.