Innisfail News

Despite a letter-writing campaign that started in August calling on Telus to improve spotty cellphone reception in Penhold, Mayor Dennis Cooper said council is still waiting to hear details on a resolution.

Local residents can now get their first glimpse at three possible redevelopment themes for Innisfail’s downtown core.

A former Canadian rodeo champion who is now an advocate for the disabled, and a student leader at École Innisfail Middle School have been named as the community choice medal bearers for the 25th Anniversary Rick Hansen Relay’s stop in Innisfail next

Policing is a family affair for Innisfail RCMP’s new school resource officer (SRO). Three years after Const. Cindie Dennis joined the RCMP at the age of 19, her father, Val, also decided to join Canada’s national police force.

Council deferred second and third reading for both a cat and dog bylaw after two petitions, with more than 400 signatures for each, were presented to council Monday night.

For 13 years, volunteers with the Innisfail Restorative Justice Society have been offering first-time offenders a second chance.

Community services advisory board forms Council passed a community service bylaw Monday night, amalgamating both FCSS and Neighbourhood Place advisory committees into one.

Community services advisory board forms Council passed a community service bylaw Monday night, amalgamating both FCSS and Neighbourhood Place advisory committees into one.

Canadian Blood Services is looking for some new blood to help them reach their goal of 75 donations at this week’s blood donor clinic in Innisfail.

A home business open house with 10 vendors will be selling their wares this Saturday in the tea room at the Historical Village.