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Johnnie Bachusky

Johnnie Bachusky

Johnnie Bachusky joined the Innisfail Province as editor in 2013. He covers Innisfail and Red Deer County news, police, crime and municipal politics. He is also a photographer and columnist.

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Recent Work by Johnnie

Innisfail Eagles awarded during historic season-ending banquet

Innisfail Eagles awarded during historic season-ending banquet

Senior men’s hockey squad has awards banquet to honour players and builders following its 2024-25 championship season
Innisfail’s mayor hopes Liberal victory results in improved federal, provincial relations

Innisfail’s mayor hopes Liberal victory results in improved federal, provincial relations

Jean Barclay added provinces must all work together with the new federal government to deal with American tariffs and threats to Canadian sovereignty
Valerie Audette is Innisfail’s Citizen of the Year

Valerie Audette is Innisfail’s Citizen of the Year

Town of Innisfail's 2025 Community Awards also honours four other worthy citizens and groups
Innisfail’s Filipino community mourns Vancouver tragedy

Innisfail’s Filipino community mourns Vancouver tragedy

Executive members of the town’s Phil-Can Neighbourhood Association will meet to discuss how they can support Vancouver’s devastated Filipino community
Town of Innisfail records $703,489 surplus from 2024

Town of Innisfail records $703,489 surplus from 2024

Council approves using $512,989 for aquatic centre project with remaining $190,500 surplus moved to a reserve
Five years later, $15 million Innisfail Aquatic Centre project going ahead

Five years later, $15 million Innisfail Aquatic Centre project going ahead

Facility will be closed for about nine months beginning in July
Boob Tour raises new record amount in Innisfail to battle cancer

Boob Tour raises new record amount in Innisfail to battle cancer

A rookie and a veteran brought laughs in support of the Red Deer-based Central Alberta Cancer Centre
Carbon tax cancellation helps lower Innisfail's property tax increase

Carbon tax cancellation helps lower Innisfail's property tax increase

Tax notices to be sent out on Wednesday, April 23 after bylaw passed setting increase at 0.6 per cent
Strong results at lot draw for Innisfail’s new residential development

Strong results at lot draw for Innisfail’s new residential development

First public offering for Napoleon Lake South has 27 per cent of lots taken by builders
Alberta's policing plan slayed by law enforcement

Alberta's policing plan slayed by law enforcement

Innisfail’s top cop says Mounties are ‘target’ for province to air grievances at federal government
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