Innisfail News

The realities of winter weather can translate into a nightmare for seniors and disabled Albertans who need to shovel snow in their yards.

Town council has approved the 2014 Parkland Regional Library (PRL) budget and taxpayers will see a slight per capita increase over the year before. The town has an agreement with PRL to provide library services within the town.

Citizens are reminded that voting for the 2013 municipal election on Oct. 21 will be held at the Library Learning Centre. The Province and the town have been receiving calls from citizens as to where they can vote.

Waking up to the realities of the 9-11 terrorist attack at the World Trade Center in New York on Sept.

Candidates for Innisfail council have given their take on the most important issues concerning town citizens -- and the replacement of the Autumn Glen Lodge for seniors, increasing the supply of industrial land and engaging youth were ones that decid

Kindergarten students at St. Marguerite Bourgeoys School are already looking to the future for the town.

The second annual Gala Awards Evening returns this week. The Innisfail and District Chamber of Commerce and the Town of Innisfail will host the awards ceremony during a public event at the Royal Canadian Legion on Oct. 18.

Police are warning the public about the return of the “classic” paving scam in the area. Cpl. Jeff Hildebrandt of the Innisfail RCMP said the detachment received a complaint in the early afternoon of Sept.

For the first time ever Innisfail resident Pat Coupland strongly believes it is time to put an end to bullying, an issue that has been at the forefront of the community for the last six weeks.

Penhold's all-candidates election forum revealed a strong desire by the community to move away from fractious bickering and the resulting negative public image, and towards a more positive outlook for the future.