Innisfail News

Canadian Cancer Society's Relay For Life participants walked the Innisfail Jr/Sr High School football field in honor of survivors and loved ones during the Fifth Annual Relay For Life on June 20.

After a successful 54th Innisfail Professional Rodeo the Daines family is already looking to a future without the legendary Jack Daines riding lead.

With the last meeting of the Innisfail tourism group at the local library learning centre, the 2014 tourism season is officially off and running.

Toastmasters has arrived in Innisfail. Last week a charter party was held at the Innisfail Library/Learning Centre for the inaugural meeting of the Central Alberta Skytalkers (CAS), which officially became part of Toastmasters International.

A three-year dream to restore a relic that predates Innisfail's earliest days is finally a reality.

Many believe Alberta's present political landscape may experience a dramatic shift at the top in the next provincial election and a historical power insists it still has what it takes to make a serious challenge.

Four years and two private member bill introductions later Bill C-444 is now law after receiving Royal Assent on June 19.

Penhold Crossing Secondary School is almost ready for students and staff and school board officials can hardly wait.

Cody Berggren, co-owner of Alberta Nurseries and Seeds, said accused fugitive Dillon Bristow was ultimately found lying on a shelf with a pillow nearby in his company's mail order processing centre adjacent to the business's main building.

The town will continue to lease the site of its future cemetery to an agricultural business. At its June 9 regular meeting, town council was told staff had intended to cease a 10-year leasing agreement with P & H Ranching Co. Ltd.