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Tourism Jasper is preparing to roll out its new and comprehensive regenerative long-term plan to optimize the visitor economy.

Jasper Municipal Council is exploring budget cuts and looking for revenue following criticism from the business community over the proposed 16 per cent tax increase.

Friends of Jasper National Park hosted a martini bar at the Jasper Information Centre. Karly Ireland’s artwork was on display during an art show and sale at Papa George’s.

When it comes to getting tourism back on track post-pandemic, Alberta has the advantage.

Jasper’s first-ever living wage has just been revealed to be $24.90 per hour.

Troy Mills and the rest of the newly elected board for the Jasper Park Chamber of Commerce are eager to start being advocates for local businesses.

The United Food and Commercial Workers (UFCW) Local 401 is undeterred despite an administrative issue potentially putting an application for a new union representing a group of Marmot Basin staffers in jeopardy.

After a long career at the Jasper Education and Employment Centre (JEEC), outgoing executive director Ginette Marcoux is leaving her work at the top of her game and with the organization in good shape.

Scams and fraud are nothing new, but what is new is how frauds and scams are perpetrated against the unsuspecting citizen.

The hospitality industry can look forward to having a brand-new integrated institute in Hinton.