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Calgary women arrested in meth bust

Calgary women arrested in meth bust

Two Calgary women have been busted for meth trafficking after police noticed an early morning drug deal going down at a local gas station. Innisfail RCMP Staff Sgt.
Korean war veteran remembers the fallen

Korean war veteran remembers the fallen

Korean War veteran Gilbert Allen has had the memories of his peers trapped in the walls of his mind for nearly six decades.
Community honours veterans on Nov. 11

Community honours veterans on Nov. 11

The Royal Canadian Legion Branch #104 is honouring war veterans that lost their lives during the First World War with a Remembrance Day service next week. The memorial service will be open to everybody in the community and will begin with a 10 a.m.
Students cheerfully decorate gourds

Students cheerfully decorate gourds

Kindergarten students from St. Marguerite Bourgeoys School carved out a lesson on Halloween decorations this fall.
Literary and poster contest launched

Literary and poster contest launched

The Royal Canadian Legion Branch #104 recently launched the school-wide Remembrance Day Annual Literary and Poster Contest.
Special bar earned by veteran

Special bar earned by veteran

Bright lights, loud explosions and burning planes falling out of the sky beside him are only a few of Ernie Archibald's memories from serving as a bomber during the Second World War.
Eagles drop close game against Fort Saskatchewan

Eagles drop close game against Fort Saskatchewan

The Innisfail Eagles went head to head against the Fort Saskatchewan Chiefs until the last seven minutes of the home game last Friday night, ultimately losing the game by one goal.
Innisfail writer tells an entertaining tale with first published novel

Innisfail writer tells an entertaining tale with first published novel

Writing fiction has long been a labour of love for Innisfail business owner Carol Ritten Smith.
Centennial of success

Centennial of success

Innisfail native Carrie Esopenko was thrust into adulthood at four-years-old when her mother was killed in a car crash.
Back to business

Back to business

Innisfail's new council has rolled up its sleeves and is ready to face its mandate. The new council – led by Mayor Brian Spiller - was formally sworn in last night at its first regular meeting following the Oct. 21 municipal election.
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