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Sarah Smith returns to Jasper backed by a full band

Sarah Smith is set to play July 17 atthe Royal Canadian Legion.Tickets are $10. Photo - M. Hodgson. Known for her raspy voice and pop rock tunes, Sarah Smith is no stranger to living on the road.

Woman recalls her painful cliff jump into Jasper's Horseshoe Lake

Kat Cowie sustained significant bruising on her legs and arms after jumping off an 80-foot cliff at Horseshoe Lake. | P.

Harry Manx to headline Jasper Folk Fest

Harry Manx will headline the Saturday night lineup for the Jasper Folk Music Festival. Photo provided. The wait is finally over. The Jasper Folk Music Festival announced its Saturday night headliner: solo artist Harry Manx.

Feds to invest $211 million in Jasper National Park

P. Clarke photo The federal government promised to invest $211.6 million over the next five years in infrastructure and conservation projects in Jasper National Park, July 2.

Parks begins collecting data on endangered bats

Kevin Gedling, a partnering engagement officer for Parks Canada, looks at a live video feed of bats roosting at the Palisades Stewardship Education Centre. Photo - P. Clarke.

Local entrepreneurs to open Jasper Downtown Hostel

N. Veerman photo By the fall, Jasper will offer a new place for backpackers to lay their heads: the Jasper Downtown Hostel. Located at 400 Patricia St.

Hula-hoopers take over info centre lawn

Hula-hoopers took over the info centre lawn to practice their skills, July 4. Photo - P. Clarke. A group of teenage girls learned the ins and outs of hula-hooping thanks to a new program offered by the Jasper Municipal Library, July 4.

Parks continues illegal hunting investigation, collaborates with Crime Stoppers

Parks Canada photo Last fall a bull elk was shot with a crossbow and left for dead east of the Jasper townsite. It was hit low in its chest cavity, puncturing its lung and causing it to die over a period of time.

10 things you need to know about the Tour of Alberta

In September, Jasper will be overrun with professional cyclists competing in the third annual Tour of Alberta bike race.

In Brief: Parks Canada CEO retires, Brewster president makes top 50 list, Arts Awards seeks nominations

Daniel Watson will take over as the chief executive officer for Parks Canada August 7.
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