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Parks Canada's red chair program has proven extremely popular. Here two hikers take a rest while hiking Wilcox Pass. Parks Canada/Ryan Bray. This week marks the unofficial start to summer in Jasper National Park.

While Jasper might be known for its snow-capped mountains and its abundance of wildlife, it’s clear our tiny mountain town is also becoming known for our friendly LGBT attitude.

Provincial finance minister Joe Ceci spoke in Hinton May 3. K. Byrne photo Any hopes that the provincial government might help tourism-based communities like Jasper tap into additional revenue sources have been put on pause—at least for now.

Michael Lewis and his wife Rundi Anderson, co-own Three Ranges Brewing Co, based in Valemount, B.C. P.

Katimavik reunion. P.Clarke photo A group of former Katimavik participants, who currently live in Jasper, got together for a small reunion, May 6.

Uwe Walter (in white) addressed a crowd during the official flag raising ceremony during the Jasper Pride Festival this year. P.

The library will open its doors to the public in June, according to Mayor Richard Ireland. Photo - P. Clarke.

From left to right - Odin Ayers-Clements, Mathew Clements and Amanda Ayers-Clements. The family of three are staying with relatives in Jasper after fleeing the Fort McMurray wildfire, May 3. P.

The world of holistic nutrition can be daunting, but Jasperite Jenna Jackson believes she can change that. Jenna Jackson. K.Byrne photo. The 24-year-old just finished up a three-year holistic nutrition program at Victoria’s Pacific Rim College.

Totem Ski Shop's 32nd annual Spring Runoff was a success. K. Byrne photo. Dressed in spandex and sneakers, 147 runners took part in the Totem Ski Shop’s 32nd annual Spring Runoff, May 8.