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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 get ready for historic season in AA hockey league

Innisfail Eagles get ready for historic season in AA hockey league

Senior men’s hockey squad moves to North Central Hockey League that will feature 10 teams that will produce plenty of fierce competition and rivalries for the Eagles and their fans
Company chosen to lead study for Canada’s first waste-to-energy facility in Alberta

Company chosen to lead study for Canada’s first waste-to-energy facility in Alberta

Province contributing $2.8 million towards study for Varme’s Industrial Heartland initiative in the Edmonton region
New $241 million Central Alberta flour mill will process Alberta flour

New $241 million Central Alberta flour mill will process Alberta flour

A $241- million flour mill south of Red Deer predicted to have significant spinoff benefits in Central Alberta, and for area farmers
RCMP use tear gas on man who used hockey stick as spear, threw feces at officers

RCMP use tear gas on man who used hockey stick as spear, threw feces at officers

Emergency Response Team called in after accused attempted to spear police officers with a sharpened hockey stick, threw human feces at them
Stranded Innisfail paddler rescued on Red Deer River

Stranded Innisfail paddler rescued on Red Deer River

Woman swept away on Red Deer River had to be saved by fire rescue Sunday
A week after unruly council meeting, Central Alberta town brings in RCMP, bylaw

A week after unruly council meeting, Central Alberta town brings in RCMP, bylaw

Unruly anti-carbon capture protesters absent from Innisfail council, but the Town council was ready if they did return
RCMP save drowning Central Alberta man who jumped into lake to avoid arrest

RCMP save drowning Central Alberta man who jumped into lake to avoid arrest

Man tells Innisfail RCMP he would rather drown than go back to jail after jumping into Dodd's Lake only to find out he had no warrant out for his arrest
Quebec company's CEO ready to launch game changing carbon removal project in Central Alberta

Quebec company's CEO ready to launch game changing carbon removal project in Central Alberta

A planned carbon capture facility positions Innisfail to become a leader in clean energy innovation and transition on a national scale.
'Out-of-control' crowd forces suspension of Innisfail council meeting

'Out-of-control' crowd forces suspension of Innisfail council meeting

Residents opposing a carbon capture project slated for Central Alberta shouted slogans at council such as “just like Chernobyl”
Repeat offender nabbed with 1,500 pounds of copper wire in Central Alberta

Repeat offender nabbed with 1,500 pounds of copper wire in Central Alberta

RCMP were conducting surveillance on repeat offender when they nabbed him for illegally operating a motor vehicle
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