Innisfail News

Town employees hope the creation of interactive marketing materials will prevent Penhold's true colours from staying a best-kept secret.

Innisfail's newest family doctor Jesse Christiansen may do life-saving work day in and day out, but don't think his job is like some prime-time medical drama like House or E.R. “My life is not like one of those shows,” he said.

For one week Spruce View School will become an oasis from the onslaught of electronics.

The town's new $192,000 snowplow has arrived – too late for the Nov. 2 snowstorm but ready to handle any upcoming big dumps of the white stuff. “Yes, a little bit more equipment would help us to clear things up.

While most young children in Innisfail are developing appropriately, a large percentage are experiencing difficulty or great difficulty in communication skills and general knowledge and language and thinking skills, according to information compiled

A Penhold woman who was abducted and sexually assaulted by a man dressed as an RCMP officer in 2009 told lawmakers in Ottawa that Canada has a long way to go to address a culture of victim-blaming, in order to make abused women feel comfortable comin

The Town of Innisfail will not permanently close a part of 60th Avenue and 42nd Street after council shot down the proposal following a public meeting on the matter.

Year-to-date building permit totals are down $882,000 from this time last year in Penhold, though March 2013 raked in $415,800 more than March 2012, according to a report prepared by town planning and development officer Tricia Willis.

Innisfail town council gave administration the thumbs up to negotiate a contract with the City of Red Deer for fire dispatch services after it approved, in principle, a preliminary proposal for services.

Engineers will perform a geotechnical analysis and create a grading plan for an area being considered for a new residential subdivision in the Napoleon Lake area.