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Creative Commons photo April 14 is a critical day for Jasper’s Tour of Alberta organizing committee.

Parks Canada photo Upon completion of the Parks Canada Basic Wildland Fire Course, 11 youth from Grande Cache— many descendants of families who used to live on what is now park land— restored fire to a small area near the Ewan Moberly Homestead last

Photo courtesy of the Jasper RCMP Two Jasperites are facing drug charges, after the Jasper RCMP conducted a search warrant at a local residence that turned up GHB, MDMA, marijuana and psilocybin (magic mushrooms).

Drugs and money confiscated during the December 2014 drug bust. Photo courtesy of the RCMP Jasper resident Theodore Vena is in custody after failing to appear in court to face drug charges laid last December.

Marco Calliari Wednesday, April 8 at the Jasper Legion, 8 p.m. $15 +GST Sean Mollitt photo The most famous Italian world music singer in Quebec spent nearly 20 years in a thrash metal band.

An intimate group of Jasperites gathered together at the SnowDome Coffee Bar, March 31, to share in an evening of poetry and compete for the opportunity to read in front of council.

Edith Cavell Every Jasperite knows the story of Edith Cavell. The British nurse worked in Belgium during the First World War, where she famously committed to treating all of the wounded, regardless of what side they fought for.

Twenty-one months ago I crammed my whole life into my Honda Civic and made a beeline across the country to start work at the Jasper Fitzhugh. At the time I knew almost nothing about the place that I would come to cherish so much.

T. Nichols photo Last weekend the Jasper Curling Club’s mixed bonspiel drew teams from across the province to compete for curling glory in the Rocky Mountains.

T. Nichols photo It’s going to be a big year for the Jasper Junior/Senior High School rugby program. Not only has a girls team finally come together, but the boys team is poised to challenge for a berth in the provincial playoffs.