Innisfail News

INNISFAIL – The Christmas season has officially begun. The 2018 Hometown Christmas helped kick off the season of giving on Nov. 17.

INNISFAIL - Town council has rejected pet chickens for the community, and in doing so the credibility of its once heralded public engagement policy may be put into question.

INNISFAIL - Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church has welcomed a new priest. Father Liju Jose, 34, has been a part of the local parish since late summer, replacing Father Tom Puslecki, who left Aug. 16.

INNISFAIL – With December just around the corner, the Innisfail Christmas Farmers Market is ready to welcome shoppers as they prepare for the upcoming holiday season. The annual market takes place Nov.

INNISFAIL - Investigators are still trying to determine the cause of an early morning house fire last week that caused serious damage to the garage and the back of the home. The Innisfail Fire Department received a call at about 4 a.m. on Nov.

PENHOLD – Area veterans, dignitaries and members of the public joined the Town of Penhold this year in observing Remembrance Day. The annual ceremony took place at the Penhold Regional Multiplex on Nov. 9.

INNISFAIL – Hundreds of Innisfail and area citizens joined veterans, dignitaries, town officials, and members of the Innisfail Royal Canadian Legion for the annual Remembrance Day Memorial Service on Sunday. The Nov.

INNISFAIL - Town council has approved spending almost $666,000 to reline local sewer lines and manholes throughout the community. The underground infrastructure work recommendation was brought to council at its regular Oct.

INNISFAIL - The town has been given an early Christmas gift through a new five-year Recreation and Culture Agreement with Red Deer County that will see an additional $210,000 for each of the first three years and more than $258,000 in the fourth and

INNISFAIL - A former British Columbia woman will be back in Red Deer court on Nov. 14 to answer to animal cruelty charges stemming from an arrest last summer at the Bluebird Motel when local Mounties seized eight extremely distressed dogs.