Innisfail News

The town is moving forward with a FortisAlberta initiative to convert existing community street lights to environmentally friendly, cost effective LED lighting technology. The FortisAlberta proposal was brought to town council's Nov.

There is now a full slate of members for the town's Family and Community Support Services (FCSS) Advisory Board. At town council's regular meeting on Nov. 14, council approved Bud Sargent and Dianne Mainville to the board.

INNISFAIL - The Innisfail Library/Learning Centre wants to hear from you and know what you want in a library. The library is holding a two-hour community feedback tea on programming and to introduce new library staff on Nov. 26 from 10 a.m. to noon.

After two days of budget deliberations town council has set the stage for a zero per cent tax increase for local residents and businesses in 2017.

The final fine-tuned design for the community's long awaited and hotly debated new skatepark will be unveiled tonight.

INNISFAIL - Never mind the recession. The people came. It didn't even matter the chill of early winter returned in earnest. The people still came – in big numbers that thrilled organizers.

Bow Inn Beef 4-H Club launches fundraiser Another year is underway for the Bow Inn Beef 4-H Club. Our first meeting was back in October. We held elections and are looking forward to another fun-filled year.

The Parkland Foundation says there are no issues hindering the progress of the construction timetable for the long-awaited replacement facility for Innisfail's aging Autumn Glen Lodge. On Nov.

A recent flurry of thefts from vehicle reports have forced local RCMP to issue advice to citizens to prevent others from being victimized. On Oct. 30 and Nov.

INNISFAIL - The Innisfail Hospital Auxiliary recently held its popular beef on a bun fundraiser at the Innisfail Royal Canadian Legion. The annual fundraiser, held every fall, raises important funds for the Innisfail Health Centre.