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Vehicle strikes child at highway intersection

Vehicle strikes child at highway intersection

PENHOLD – Charges are pending against an elderly man after a child was struck by a car while crossing the street. At about 8:15 a.m. yesterday (Dec.
New school breakfast program growing

New school breakfast program growing

INNISFAIL - Breakfast is the most important meal of the day and thanks to the new breakfast program at St. Marguerite Bourgeoys Catholic School, students are starting their day on the right foot.
Bringing the miracle of The Birth of Christmas

Bringing the miracle of The Birth of Christmas

INNISFAIL - An hour before the annual Christmas concert at St. Marguerite Bourgeoys Catholic School Diana Bushell is feeling confident.
Sharing spirit of giving for Charity Checkstop

Sharing spirit of giving for Charity Checkstop

INNISFAIL - The people of Innisfail gave generously during the 21st annual Charity Checkstop in Innisfail. The event, held Dec.
Town formally passes 2017 budget

Town formally passes 2017 budget

INNISFAIL - Town council has stayed firm for the 2017 budget. There will be no town-imposed tax increases for next year. In fact, there could be property tax decreases for many, depending on assessment values.
New remuneration policy in place for firefighters

New remuneration policy in place for firefighters

INNISFAIL - Town council has approved a new cost-conscious remuneration policy for its firefighters. The new policy, which takes effect Jan.
From one of the worst to most improved

From one of the worst to most improved

INNISFAIL - Tyler Dupont is not Canada's Worst Driver. The 44-year-old Innisfail resident, however, made history when he was chosen as the final graduate – most improved -- in the finale in Season 12 of Canada's Worst Driver.
Santa, reindeer, snow and the spirit of Christmas

Santa, reindeer, snow and the spirit of Christmas

INNISFAIL - École John Wilson Elementary School shared the festive spirit with its annual kindergarten Christmas concert. The event is held every December and showcases talent and progress made by kindergarten students.
Business licence fees may be axed

Business licence fees may be axed

BOWDEN - The Town of Bowden may soon eliminate its requirement for business licences for those who are deemed to be community residents. Non-residents would still have to pay those fees.
Penholders getting big tax break

Penholders getting big tax break

PENHOLD – There's a silver lining for many Penhold residents in 2017. The Town of Penhold approved its 2017 operating and capital budgets at the Dec.
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