Innisfail News

Innisfail man ejected from truck, suffers serious injuries Four people from Innisfail were involved in a single vehicle collision early Saturday morning.

The cost of owning a pet is going up in Penhold. Council approved first reading to both a dog and cat bylaw, neither of which have been reviewed in over a decade.

What they lacked in numbers, they made up for in heart. Only about 25 people hit the pavement under sunny skies Sunday for the 31st annual Terry Fox Run, which wound its way along a 5-kilometer loop along a number of Innisfail trails.

Innisfail man ejected from truck, suffers serious injuries Four people from Innisfail were involved in a single vehicle collision early Saturday morning.

The legion is set to roll with a new set of wheels. Thursday, Doug and Joyce Whorrall donated a new 14-seat van to the Branch 104, decked out with images of the CF-104 Starfighter on the side of the blue 2011 Ford.

All construction is finished for the Penhold Multiplex, said Mayor Dennis Cooper last week. Council approved a report of the income and expenditures on the multiplex last Tuesday.

The head of Chinook’s Edge School Division is praising the actions of staff and students following last week’s lockdown of several Innisfail schools. Superintendent Kurt Sacher said the Sept.

Innisfail Town Council agreed to offer a three-year auditing services contract to a Red Deer company during the Sept. 12 council meeting.

Four local teens were allegedly attacked late last week by a group of masked men, wielding weapons and uttering threats. “Random. It was a totally random attack,” said Staff Sgt. Lyle Marianchuk of what he described as a serious crime of opportunity.

Penhold council agreed to increase the dollar amount for a pipe diversion system in the north end by $15,000 last week. On Aug.