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  • Saying goodbye to good friends and good times

    He is reserved, humble and quiet to those that don’t know him well. But when he gets up in front of a crowd, guitar in hand, Rob Allison’s presence fills the room with that good ol’ fashioned feeling only a true musician can bring. He h...
  • All my children have one life to live

    I think the majority of women across the world who watch daytime television, shed a collective tear when Oprah Winfrey announced this would be her last season. This month, it was announced that two popular soap operas would be cancelled as well – Al...
  • COW Bus mooing for literacy

    The Classroom on Wheels (COW) Bus stopped in Jasper on April 12, and left behind a donation of 50 children’s books.  Children ages 0 to 6 were invited on board to check out games, books and toys, while spending quality time with their parents....
  • Haven’t seen a cougar? Well, it's seen you

    Several weeks ago, Parks Canada Wildlife Conflict Specialist (and, disclosure, my husband) Geoff Skinner responded to a call from Jasper Park Lodge security asking for assistance. A cougar had taken down a female elk by Mildred Lake, posing a public safet...
  • Jasper Gymnasts hit top 20 at provincials

    The Jasper Gymnastics Club travelled to Lethbridge for the Provincial Championships on April 15 to 17. The three girls from Jasper who competed had a great competition, and coach Nadia Wassef says she was proud of their efforts.  ...
  • Jasper dancer for Miss Teen Canada World

    For Natalie Allin, it’s a time to celebrate, and a time to look back on all her accomplishments with Jasper Dance as she prepares for her final recital on April 29.  The 17-year-old dancer is looking forward to stepping on the stage to perform...
  • Jasper Ski Team caps off a fun season

    Three of Jasper Ski Team’s K1 racers qualified for the Alberta Alpine Legends Camp in Lake Louise. Patrick Mahler, Jacquelyn Proc and Sam Wall all finished in the top ten for their age group and were able to attend the spring slalom camp. ...
  • High School rugby returns to Jasper

    The Jasper Jr./Sr. High School hasn’t had a rugby team in many years, but this spring the school’s field is once again packed with teenage boys learning how to play the sport.  This time around, the focus will be on the culture of the sp...
  • School and municipality partner to beautify town

    Students at Jasper Jr./Sr. High School are doing their part to help beautify Jasper. In a joint initiative with the municipality, some student artists are creating banners to display around the community – an effort to showcase their art and add a ...
  • Dancing out the year

    Jasper Dance is preparing for its last recital of the year on April 29.  The dance club’s many students ages 2 to 17 will perform their routines for the community at 7 p.m. at the Jasper Activity Centre. ...
  • Satisfy your sweet tooth for a great cause

    Next month, indulge in calories with absolutely no guilt. The Sawridge Inn and Conference centre is once again participating in Dessert Day, an event initiated by the Make-A-Wish Foundation.  ...
  • Youth filmmakers to showcase work

    The first ever Jasper Youth Film Festival will feature some talented young filmmakers on May 6 at the Jasper Jr./Sr. High School gym.  Organized by high school teacher Mollie Lalonde-Lynch and two Jasper Elementary School teachers, the event will sh...
  • Council briefs from April 19

    In attendance: Councillors Damota, Wacko, Skehill, Zinck and Wall, and Mayor Ireland. Absent: Councillor Day ...
  • Meet your candidates

    The federal election will be held on May 2 and candidates are ramping up their campaigning across the country. In the Yellowhead constituency, the Conservatives have had a stronghold for many years and these candidates hope to change that next month. This...
  • Avalanches remain possible warns Canadian Avalanche Centre

    Avalanche forecast season has been extended, and recreational backcountry users are being urged to keep avalanche safety in mind. According to a recent release, although the calendar may say it is spring, most mountainous areas of western Canada remain c...
  • A Jasper experience for exchange students

    As part of a school trip with the organization Sevec, which facilitates youth trips all over Canada, a group of 24 students set off on a journey of a lifetime in February. The Grade 10 French students from Jasper Jr./Sr. High School spent time in St. Pam...
  • Your vote counts

    With the federal election less than a week away, www.electionalmanac.com is showing the Conservatives with a slight lead in national polls. In fact, the polls (public opinion polls only, not official results) are predicting a government that looks pretty ...
  • PDAC hears community concerns over Tim Hortons in Jasper

    The Planning and Development Advisory Committee (PDAC) for Parks Canada heard speakers from the community opposed to a Tim Hortons in Jasper at their meeting on April 21. The committee, made up of Herb Robinson, chair, John Ogilvy, Scott Wilson, Sandra C...
  • Giving animals a voice

    Cities and towns across the country gave animals a voice on April 23. The April 23rd Vigil was founded by Crystal Arber and partners on Feb. 5, in reaction to the executions of 100 sled dogs in Whistler, B.C. one year ago. ...
  • IN BRIEF - April 28, 2011

    Environment and education discussed at all candidates forum On April 26, Jasper residents had their chance to meet Yellowhead’s candidates before the federal election on May 2. ...

 

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