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Sebastian Steel, an Edmonton hypnotist, will be performing at the Jasper Royal Canadian Legion on Sept. 18 at 9 p.m. Tickets are $10. Photo provided. Don’t think about the Canadian Flag...now try not to think about the Statue of Liberty.

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.

As the coordinator of the Jasper Victim Services Unit, Paul Schmidt sees a side of Jasper that most residents will never be exposed to. His job is to attend the scene of tragic accidents and crimes and to console the victims, whoever they might be.

Friday, Aug. 28 | Olive Bistro | 9 p.m. | $15 It wasn’t until Awna Teixeira was 27 years old that she discovered musicality runs in her family.

N. Veerman photo Saturday afternoon Centennial Park was turned on its head, as drag queens faced off against softball players in a balls out game of slow pitch.

As with all sports, cycling has it’s own language. Don’t be left out of the conversation when the Tour of Alberta rolls through Jasper National Park Sept.

Creative Commons photo A new Zamboni is set to arrive at the Jasper Arena any day now, but because of construction delays, the municipality has nowhere to put it.

In response to the “elimination” of Grade 4 for the 2015/16 school year, more than 80 people have signed an online petition calling for “equal education for every student in Jasper Elementary School.

Centennial Field is in disrepair. | P. Clarke photo Centennial Field is in such disrepair that Jasper’s soccer teams will not be permitted to host games next year, unless it is restored.

Dale Wilde photo of a crested caracara. A crested caracara was spotted for the first time in Jasper National Park in mid-July, sending the birding world into a flutter.