Innisfail News

INNISFAIL – Construction on the brand new Autumn Glen Lodge in Innisfail has finally begun. It was confirmed through the Premier’s Office on Oct. 29 that a request for proposal for construction was issued over the summer and a vendor was chosen.

BOWDEN - Bowden won't have a bylaw regulating the consumption of cannabis and tobacco in the community for at least another week. As a result, the town remains without any bylaw regulating tobacco consumption in town, let alone marijuana consumption.

INNISFAIL - Hundreds of Innisfailians packed the legion auditorium last week for a time-honoured autumn tradition to celebrate the recent pleasant warm fall weather, the big push towards the end of the harvest season for farmers, and a welcome chance

SPRINGBROOK – It was a record-breaking year for Operation Food Lift. Sky Wings Aviation Academy Ltd. celebrated its 25th annual Operation Food Lift at the Red Deer Airport earlier this fall.

BOWDEN - Town officials say it's too costly and time consuming to deal with stray or unwanted cats brought into the town office. So Bowden council recently passed a motion to officially revise the town's policy regarding them.

INNISFAIL - A local man has been corralled by Mounties in connection to a break-in at the new Tobacconist La Havana business on Main Street. Innisfail RCMP Sgt. Lori Eiler said the detachment received a report on Oct.

INNISFAIL - For the past 15 years Joan Miller had dedicated herself to volunteerism. Last week she became Innisfail's most special volunteer. In fact, she is special for all of Alberta. On Oct.

INNISFAIL – Flu season has arrived. “Typically November, December, January are the most intensive months,” said Dr. Digby Horne, medical officer of health for the central zone of Alberta Health Services (AHS).

INNISFAIL – A change in Mother Nature has diverted a near disaster for Red Deer County farmers. Unlike nearby Stettler County, Red Deer County is not expected to declare an agricultural disaster in light of recent conditions.

INNISFAIL - It's all new, fun, progressive, and yes, loud. Close to 150 young Innisfail and area girls and their family members pumped up the volume for this month's community launch party to bring in the new Girls First Program.