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Sunday, November 16 | Jasper Legion, 8 p.m. | $20 Submitted photo Little Miss Higgins is touring Alberta, and she is looking for an auctioneer.

T. Nichols photo On a drizzly morning in Jasper, Nov. 6, a group of students and community members gathered to remember.

Jasper's Ryan Gardiner finished third in the Male Solo category at the 25 Hours in Frog Hollow single-track bike race in Utah. Submitted photo In the wee hours of the morning, Nov.

T. Nichols photo Zombies, ghosts and video game characters ran through the streets of er last week. The costumed-folk were out in celebration of All Hallows’ Eve, Oct. 31.

Submitted photo UPDATE: The show has been cancelled. It’s not often that you find a Canadian reggae band, and it’s even less likely to find one living anywhere but the west coast.

T. Nichols photo As Jasper’s new fire chief, Hana Rode’s first order of business was to order Deputy Chief Don Smith to do the chicken dance. “First do the chicken dance, and then you’re fired!” she told Smith with a mischievous grin, Oct.

J. Pacres photo This November, all month long, wordsmiths across the world will put pen to paper and fingers to keyboards as they participate in National Novel Writing Month.

Creative Commons Photo Since last July, Community Outreach Services has seen a significant increase in the number of temporary foreign workers coming into its office looking for help with visitors visas, while they seek other employment opportunities

N. Veerman photo Oct. 28th was the day the Jasper Glaciers six-a-side football team travelled to Sunchild to close out its regular season. The team did so in spectacular fashion, winning the game 70–1 over the Bisons.

Welcome to the new Fitz You may have noticed a slight change in this week’s issue of the Fitzhugh. Beginning this week we have hired a new printer, and with that change has come a change in format.