Innisfail News

Innisfail RCMP are issuing a warning to recreational drug users to stay away from a new powerful pill substance circulating in town that claimed the life of a local teenager on Jan. 20. RCMP Cpl. A.J.

Chad Hoffman lives to pull vehicles out of the mire with his suspension lifted Ford F150. Now it's the first-term Penhold councillor who is stuck in the muck - politically spinning his tires.

Four-year-old Brooke Aubuchon is home from New York City and all her family can now do is wait for the telephone call.

Red Deer College has entered into a three-year agreement worth $150,000 with the Town of Penhold to allow its men's hockey team to use the multiplex.

After 26 years as the consummate good cop Cpl. A.J. Mand is hanging up his Mountie cap for a toque blanche.

This year marks the third time in as many years that the Innisfail Dodds Oval Ice Race will not be held in the community due to poor ice conditions.

An Innisfail man with hepatitis C is suing his family doctor for negligence after racking up a $105,000 medical bill in Mexico when his liver failed in December of 2009. Hubert Jenkins is seeking $146,811.45 in general and special damages from Dr.

Police search for hit-and-run semi driver RCMP in Innisfail and other detachments are looking for a hit-and-run semi-truck driver who smashed into a police cruiser during dangerous winter driving highway conditions on Jan. 14.

This year's graduation committee at Innisfail Jr./Sr. High School is in motion organizing its annual Spaghetti Supper for Prom 2013 on Feb. 13 at the legion. The committee has set a budget for $23,000 for the June 1 prom.

With no government or corporate support, Robin Brand is taking her little four-year-old dying daughter to New York City this week in a desperate bid to save the child's life.