Innisfail News

Innisfail's Community Partners member groups came to the table to share good news and fresh programming opportunities during the regular monthly meeting held on Oct.14.

Innisfail RCMP is wishing everyone a fun Halloween, and they will be out and about with a higher than normal presence on the streets to ensure citizens are safe.

The Town of Penhold will be getting a new look website over the next few months. During its Oct. 14 regular meeting council approved new ideas for web page improvements, and the development of budget and tender documents.

Innisfail's influenza clinics are open for business. With clinics and pharmacies administering flu shots starting Oct. 20, pharmacists and other health professionals in Innisfail have reported a strong response to the vaccination season.

It was supposed to be just another caucus meeting just off the Hall of Honour in the House of Commons for Earl Dreeshen and other members of the Conservative Party of Canada. But just before 10 a.m. on Oct.

Following a two and a half month probe, Innisfail RCMP have arrested a Penhold gas station clerk for an alleged on-site theft caper. Innisfail RCMP Cpl. Jeff Hildebrandt said the alleged crime had its origins at about 12:30 a.m. on Aug.

Town council has approved spending $40,000 to upgrade the culvert under the railway tracks near the intersection of 50th and 53rd streets.

Innisfail RCMP is seeking the public's assistance in finding the culprit responsible for smashing into Main Street's Domino's Pizza and starting a devastating early morning fire inside the restaurant. The blaze on Oct.

Halloween is soon upon us and there is at least one home that has been ready for weeks preparing for the big special day for trick-or-treating. The front lawn of the home of Kristen Spatz and her partner Tyson Thompson at 5003 – 39 St.

The Family and Community Support Services (FCSS) agencies of Innisfail and Sylvan Lake will be hosting a first-ever local domestic violence seminar on Nov. 4 at the Library Learning Centre.