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The world is a meaner place since the first community garage sale in support of Mountains of Relief, the local charity replacing a school flattened by an earthquake in the mountains of Nepal two years ago.

The male common yellowthroat is the Zorro of the warbler family, his dark black mask a sharp contrast to his yellow and olive-coloured body. This time of year he duels with other males, establishing territories and fighting for mates.

Beer tippers rejoice – in less than three weeks hundreds of people are expected to descend on Valemount for its inaugural craft beer festival, June 17.

Eight-year-old Austin couldn’t find the words right away, but sitting in the outdoor classroom at Centennial Field, they eventually came to him.

Jason Griffiths, Dave Mozel and Aric Johnson hope to open Folding Mountain Brewing, located between Jasper and Hinton, by the end of June. Photo provided.

The municipality announced Wednesday it plans to install traffic cameras at a number of locations in the coming weeks.

A new four-month-old daughter, a husband who plays guitar and a dad who can drive the bus. Crystal Shawanda is coming to Jasper, and she’s not alone. “We’re bringing my little roadie,” the Nashville-based country artist said earlier this week.

Parks Canada intends to carry out a prescribed burn in the Fiddle Creek west unit beginning on May 30. Parks Canada image. Parks Canada plans to ignite the Fiddle West prescribed fire on May 30, according to a press release.

Working for Parks Canada this summer was supposed to be Christine Westall’s dream, but a week into her new job the Ontario native is already heading home disappointed by the way she was treated.

More than 12 months after first proposing two new housing developments, the Jasper Community Housing Corporation (JCHC) has updated its plans.