Innisfail News

INNISFAIL - After a three-year hiatus Mounties are once again on the trail looking for the good guys and gals. The RCMP, in partnership with the Town of Innisfail, has resurrected the Positive Ticketing Program, thanks to Const.

OLDS - Donna Erdman, the chair of the Olds Historical Society, says the Mountain View Museum and Archives is just not the right place for plans for the Avro Arrow, one of the most historically important and controversial military plans ever designed

INNISFAIL - When Pastor Andrew Rilling arrived in town with his family in 1994 to play a key role in starting up the Innisfail Alliance Church he promised to do his best to make a difference in the community.

PENHOLD - The long-awaited recreational vehicle (RV) park in Penhold is now open. The campground opened at the end of June, with area residents and visitors using the new 67-site facility. The town is planning an official grand opening on Aug. 23.

INNISFAIL – Several RCMP service dogs trained in Central Alberta and stationed across Canada will be retiring once cannabis becomes legal.

INNISFAIL – Newly elected Innisfail-Sylvan Lake MLA Devin Dreeshen has been named as the United Conservative Party’s (UCP) trade critic. The UCP sits as Alberta’s official Opposition.

INNISFAIL – An Innisfail woman is in the fight of her life. Nickole Pimlott was diagnosed with a very rare and very aggressive cancer, at a very late stage.

There’s more than sunflower and corn mazes growing at Eagle Creek Farms, land that’s been in John Mills’ family for almost a century. “I’m the fourth generation that’s farmed the land now,” Mills said. His great-grandfather bought the land in 1921.

INNISFAIL – It's all about strawberries. The Jungle Farm, north of Innisfail, held its annual Strawberry Festival on July 21. “It’s just to celebrate the season and strawberries.

INNISFAIL – The newly announced transportation pilot project in Central Alberta is good news for Innisfail and area residents, say a number of people.