Innisfail News

In a unanimous vote, Innisfail Town Council agreed June 13 to reinstall the town’s billboard sign at its original location on the eastern portion of Dial Street.

The recent forced closure of Three Hills’ controversial GuZoo Animal Farm is a bold move by the Canadian Association of Zoos and Aquariums (CAZA) to push the Alberta government to force accreditation on all provincial zoos, says Doug Bos, owner of In

Innisfail residents got their first look at the finalized design for the town’s new fire hall during an open house last week.

For Oregon cowboy Trevor Knowles, the 22-hour drive from Reno, Nev. to Innisfail was well worth the trouble.

Innisfail is one of three Alberta communities selected to take part in a LED streetlight pilot project, town council was told last week.

The Town of Innisfail honoured its long-term employees on June 14 with awards and a banquet at the Innisfail Golf Club. Sixteen employees were honoured, including Fire Chief John Syroid and 11 volunteer fire department members.

The Indians rode hot pitching and timely hitting to a home win over the Carstairs Cubs last week. The Indians sent Kyle Burkitt to the hill for their June 15 matchup.

Over the weekend, friends of the late James Cocke, the beloved coach of the Bowden Atom Blades hockey team, threw a fundraiser to support his young family.

In most communities there are annual job fairs and all kinds of trade fairs for just about any kind of industry or product one can think of. And almost always they are organized by career businessmen or government bureaucrats.

Murder charges are expected to be laid into the sudden death of a Bowden Institute inmate last weekend. The violent death of David Tung-Louie, 38, is the first recorded homicide at the prison since it opened in 1974.