Innisfail News

All 18 detachment members in Innisfail will each receive the new device at an annual cost of $3,000 per Mountie

Provincial minister of Alberta Transportation and Economic Corridors, Devin Dreeshen, attended Jan. 20 swearing-in of 47th U.S. president as a private citizen

There are more than 200 students participating in 2024-25, helped by four instructors, four community volunteers and 35 parent volunteers.

Playing in their final regular season home game, the senior men’s hockey Birds beat Westlock 5 – 1 and send decisive message not to run its only goalie dressed for the game

Wind chill values of - 40 C to - 45 C in the early hours of Monday, Jan. 20 but extreme cold event expected to end later in the morning

The youngest of aspiring hockey stars play before a packed house of 1,000 hockey fans at the Innisfail Twin Arena

Alberta Education announced last month that screening already underway for Grade 1, 2 and 3 students was being expanded to kindergarten students starting this month

The majority of collisons in treacherous road conditions from blowing snow, snowfall, snow squalls, freezing rain and wind throughout the province resulted in property damage with few injuries

Severe weather has improved and dangerous highway conditions are subsiding in central and northern Alberta Friday morning

Senior men’s hockey team hopes to rebound after loss last weekend to Wetaskiwin