Innisfail News

With spring looming just around the next ice-covered corner, the Town of Innisfail community services department is encouraging residents to start thinking green.

Council says ‘no’ to Hwy. 54/2 land Provincially-owned land along the intersection of Hwy. 54 and Hwy. 2 is expected to go on the open market, after Town of Innisfail officials decided against purchasing it.

A number of concerned Innisfail residents rallied this weekend at a candlelight vigil outside the aquatic centre after hearing the circumstances surrounding the death of as many as 100 sled dogs in Whistler, B.C..

Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias have long been at the forefront of Canada’s social conscience.

The electricity transmission lines, education, and land laws dominated the discussion during an Alberta government cabinet tour stop in Innisfail last Wednesday.

One of three teens charged in last week’s robbery of a 24 hour gas station and convenience store in Innisfail is scheduled to appear in court this week.

Calls and texts raise money for health initiatives Area Bell and Bell Aliant phone subscribers may have unwittingly helped the company raise over $3.3 million for mental health initiatives last Tuesday. During the Feb.

For a healthier brain, Donna Durand, Alzheimer Society Alberta’s regional manager for Central Alberta, outlined the following components of the society’s Heads Up campaign. 1. Eat healthy. Follow Canada’s Food Guide and drink lots of water.

RCMP Highway 2 integrated traffic services are looking for information about suspicious vehicles or persons travelling near Didsbury on Friday after a male driver exposed himself to a female victim in another vehicle. At approximately 1:55 p.m.

Over the next year Central Alberta residents will have the chance to dance, climb, or meditate their way to healthier living through a number of non-traditional wellness courses being offered by the Town of Penhold.