Innisfail News

Council approved a $50,000 traffic count study that will take place over a three year period. The study will be used to create a new transportation master plan, something that hasn't been completed since 1982, a report to council March 12 explains.

Bowden town council ratified a revised snow-clearing policy at its March 12 meeting, revising a policy council had previously ratified in December.

John Steinbeck's masterpiece novella, "Of Mice and Men" will be showcased at the Ol' Moose Hall from April 12 to 28 by Innisfail Town Theatre.

Less than a month after updating the solid waste bylaw to exclude fourplexes from receiving residential garbage pickup, council has switched their decision to allow for the service to the 34 buildings in town.

There's a new face taking the helm of Penhold Family and Community Support Services (FCSS). Jennifer Van Caeseele started her new job as a district community worker just last week. She's following in the footsteps of Gloria Bulmer.

It's the community support and involvement that's helped the non-profit organization, Big Brothers Big Sisters succeed for 25 years in Innisfail, explained Lucille Paquette-Lohmann, mentoring coordinator.

Skate sharpening purchase Penhold council voted to enter into negotiations to purchase the skate sharpening equipment at the Penhold Regional Multiplex during their March 12 meeting.

The Career Assistance Network is trying to take on proposal development for a Penhold skateboard park.

A dental hygienist from Innisfail was one of 12 dental professionals from North America who spent 16 days in Rwanda teaching natives more skills of the industry. Misty Reberger, who works at Dr.

The French immersion program will soon be no more for students at École St. Marguerite Bourgeoys School.