Innisfail News

Alberta Health Minister Fred Horne has finally sent local MLA Kerry Towle a letter about the funding issue for five-year-old Brooke Aubuchon but it's being tossed aside as “bureaucratic nonsense.

RCMP from Red Deer has laid multiple drug and weapons charges against four men, including one Innisfailian, who are believed by police to be connected to organized crime.

An Innisfail man is facing drug trafficking charges following a routine traffic stop in town last week. Innisfail RCMP Staff Sgt. Chris Matechuk said at about 1:30 a.m. on Nov.

The town has formally filed an objection to the Alberta Utilities Commission (AUC) on AltaLink's plan to build a new electrical power infrastructure through the southern edge of the community -- charging it will have negative economic and social impa

Although on a bit of a hiatus, the Forth Junction Project is still a go, says Penhold's Paul Pettypiece.

It was not long in coming.

As the holiday season approaches, local music lovers will soon be able to enjoy the gifts and offerings of some very talented Canadian musicians when they return to Innisfail later this month.

Be prepared to hear the old Christmas song Teddy Bear Picnic often. “If you go out to the woods today, you're in for a big surprise For today is the day, the teddy bears have their Christmas,” says the tune.

The Innisfail middle school auditorium was abuzz as the members of the Innisfail Legion, cadets from Penhold Squadron #7 and Innisfail Legion Pipe Band prepared to lead the junior/senior high students into an hour of remembrance on November 6.

Innisfail town council, in an impromptu meeting attended by skateboarders and parents, gave the go ahead to begin the process of building a new skate park for local youth.