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Hikers to climb Mount Terry Fox to celebrate his historic journey

A group of hikers take a rest at the summit of Mount Terry Fox with Mount Robson in the background.Photo provided. More than 50 people from across western Canada are expected to hike Mount Terry Fox on Sept.

In Brief: Bear warning for Skyline Trail, Adult Learning Council to host webinar for election, Council seeks province's advice about legion

Parks Canada issued a bear warning on the Skyline Trail, Aug. 28. Image provided by Parks Canada. Bear warning for popular backcountry trail Parks Canada issued a bear warning on the Skyline Trail, Aug.

Goods From the Woods: There go the geese

N. Veerman photo On a beautiful day last week a large flock of geese flew in a haphazard v-formation over Jasper, heading south. While part of me silently screamed IT’S NOT TIME YET, the reality is that day-length dictates their travel plans.

Council considers a two-day busking trial for Jasper

Creative Commons photo Council is considering a two-day pilot project that would see buskers on Jasper’s streets during Culture Days. The goal of the project is to use the Sept.

Group rides from Seattle to Fort McMurray to raise awareness about oil sands

A group of Americans are pedalling from Seattle to Fort McMurray to raise awareness about the oil sands.From left to right - Amanda Creech, Erika Lundahl, Phil Jones, Kyle Rapp, and Derek Hoshiko. Photo provided.

Jasper superintendent resigns, takes new Parks assignment

Greg Fenton became superintendent of Jasper National Park in 2007. He will leave his position Sept. 7 to become a special advisor on development regulations with Parks Canada.

Saskatchewan duo set to play at the legion

Blake Berglund and Belle Plain are playing at the Jasper Royal Canadian Legion Sept. 5 at 9 p.m. Tickets are $15.Photo - Chris Graham In an era of digital uploads and online streaming, it’s not everyday that musicians opt to produce a vinyl record.

Library tenants request rental ‘grace period’

Claude Boocock, vice chair of the Jasper Artists Guild, tours the new library and cultural centre, which will house the guild's gallery. | N.

Buskers bring life to the street

This summer Jasper’s streets were more energetic than ever, with sidewalk cafes bringing a new life to the downtown core.

National Park News: Trail crews busy in Jasper's front and backcountry

Verdant Creek bridge in the Tonquin Valley. | Parks Canada photo Jasper National Park’s trail crews may toil for long hours in the rain and hot sun, but they are often invisible to many park visitors and local residents.
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