Innisfail News

Beef sellers are ready to give XL Foods Inc. another shot, says the national trade association representing grocery stores, as the company looks to restart the plant, which was shut down after E.coli was found in its products.

When Bowden's Sandra Gyorffy got back from her trip to Nova Scotia she took a look at the stack of lottery tickets beside her computer. The 70-year-old medical transcriptionist always plays the EXTRA draw, but she's never won any big money before.

Innisfail fire fighter Kurt Ginther rappels down the side of the Innisfail fire hall during an open house held last Saturday.

Local cross-country runners participated in a meet in Red Deer on Oct. 2, with the Innisfail team bringing home a banner for their efforts. École Innisfail Middle School and Innisfail Jr./Sr.

The Innisfail Eagles started their year out with a pair of wins during the Eye Opener Hockey Tournament hosted by SAIT Sept. 28-29. “It's a good start to the season,” said coach Brain Sutter.

Shortages of beef are expected in the coming days in local grocery coolers as meat buyers look for an opportunity to pounce on a weakened rival. On the morning of Sept.

Stormwater funding Town council approved awarding the tender for stormwater management upgrades meant to help ease flooding problems at Lee Street and Robinson Avenue and Dundee Crescent and Lincoln Street.

A class action suit has been filed against the man accused of murdering Vicky Shachtay, his wife and the investment company he was an adviser for.

Like countless other language arts students, 12-year-old McLaine Carroll was asked to read J.R.R. Tolkien's classic fantasy The Hobbit.

You may have first heard of the Zumba phenomenon reading about celebs like Natalie Portman, Emma Watson and Victoria Beckham falling in love with the Colombian dance fitness program, but now you can give it a shot yourself while fighting cancer at th