Innisfail News

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.

This has been a very successful and enjoyable third season for the Innisfail Library Film Circuit. We have been able to donate $1,500 to our new library from our profits, and we look forward to choosing another season of films for next year.

Less than two weeks into their new season, officials at Innisfail’s Discovery Wildlife Park are dealing with the loss of another star attraction.

In less then a year Innisfail will be part of a Canada-wide celebration for the 25th anniversary of the Rick Hansen Man In Motion World Tour.

Statistics say 50 per cent of women in Canada will experience abuse at some point in their lifetime, while 360,000 children witness family violence every year.

Impaired driving, substance abuse, and police visibility are three priorities the Innisfail RCMP detachment will be focusing on this year. Commanding officer S. Sgt.

The Dickson Store Museum is opening May 21 with an exhibit called “Electricity Comes To Dickson.