Archive

L. Daniel photo Children danced around wearing handmade crowns and waving handmade wands, May 7, as they celebrated the coming of spring with a Maypole Festival.

The Pernell Reichert Band will preform at the Jasper Royal Legion on May 19 at 8 p.m. Tickets are $10 at the door.

Parks Canada photo One of the amazing experiences of living in Jasper National Park is the opportunity to see wild animals living free in their natural world.

A group of grade 9 high school students visited the morgue at the Seton Healthcare Centre as part of a program called Prevent Alcohol and Risk-Related Trauma in Youth (PARTY). Photo - P.

Terri Hunter was one of eight birders looking for birds in Jasper National Park on May 10. Photo - P. Clarke With spring well on its way, Jasper’s feathery friends are returning to the park in droves, keeping Jasper’s birders on watch.

Clint Eastwood ice climbing the Eiger, in Switzerland, in the summer of 1974.

Red Haven will be playing at the Olive Bistro and Lounge on May 11 at 8 p.m. Tickets are $10 at the door. Photo provided.

Friday, May 8 Jasper-Yellowhead Museum and Archives, 7 p.m. Frank S. Smythe—the world’s first professional mountaineer—has two Canadian mountains named after him, one officially and another unofficially.

N. Veerman photo The Jasper Dance Program celebrated International Dance Day with its final performance of the season, April 29.

N. Veerman photo Two of Jasper’s long-time Rotarians were recognized for their contributions to the humanitarian organization May 5. Bob Dowling and Tom Walker were each named Paul Harris Fellows. Paul Harris was the founder of the Rotary Foundation.