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Creative Commons Photo. Two recommendations designed to protect LGBTQ students across the province were omitted in the Grande Yellowhead Public School Division’s (GYPSD) draft policy released last month. The draft policy was released on Feb.

Two of Jasper’s arts ambassadors are offering up their services to the municipality, free of charge, as part of their training with the University of Alberta.

A tractor-trailer carrying fuel spilled 20,000 litres of diesel into the Fraser River March 1. Photo courtesy of B.C. Ministry of Environment.

Thirty-seven ski testers tested more than 124 paris of skis over four days at Marmot Basin as part of Ski Canada Magazine's annual ski test. P. Clarke photo.

Parks Canada/R. Bray photo Parks Canada manages one of the finest and most extensive systems of protected natural and cultural heritage areas in the world.

The Jasper Cougars Rugby Club held its first practice last week at the Jasper Junior/Senior High School.P.

Free WiFi available in municipal buildings Free Internet access is now available in several municipal buildings across town.

As rainbow banners line Connaught Drive in preparation for the seventh annual Jasper Pride Festival, the Grande Yellowhead Public School Division (GYPSD) is busy preparing a policy to protect LGBTQ students from harassment, bullying and discriminatio

Princess and Sunshine were found with their leashes still attached to their collars near Fifth Bridge, Feb. 28. They are now looking for forever homes.

It all belongs by Paula Klassen When Marta and Nicole invited me to write an article about healing, I had to chuckle because for the past year, I have been writing extensively about death.