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The Jasper Bears came close to capturing a provincial baseball title, dropping a 7-4 decision to the High Prairie Titans in the final game of the Tier III Mosquito Provincials in High Prairie July 25th to 27th.

COUNCIL BRIEFS: Aug. 19, 2014

Waiting on certification After three years of waiting, the municipality is now three months away from receiving LEED certification—and finding out its rating—for the fitness centre.

Reviewing the review

CAO provides update on services and structural review The municipality has been making subtle changes to its inner workings for the past year, following recommendations that appeared in the 2013 services and structural review.

New organizers for motorcycle run

The 6th annual Jasper Motorcycle Run roared through town Aug. 24, bringing about 100 bikers to Jasper for a day of riding through the park—and it was all for a good cause. The run saw riders compete in a “race” around the park.

Caribou ceremony at the Bald Hills

G. Deagle/Parks Canada photo “Today marks the first day of the caribou’s return.

Collaborative atmosphere created results

One year ago, a partnership was born. It was one that broke down walls, opened doors and brought together members of the municipality, Parks Canada, Tourism Jasper, the Jasper Park Chamber of Commerce, Marmot Basin and the Jasper Hotel Association.

Salary increases for municipal directors

Creative commons photo Jasper’s municipal directors and managers are in for a pay raise. After hours of deliberation, four out of six councillors voted in favour of a salary increase for the municipality’s non-union staff Aug. 19.

Graffiti artist gets conditional discharge

T. Nichols photo The first train car Ryan McQuaid ever painted was an orange coal hopper. It was about 5 p.m., and he concealed himself in a CN rail yard in an alcove created by a pile of rail ties.

Photo Gallery: Jasperite gets doused

Jasperite Crystal Rhayn took a chilly challenge Aug. 24, when she trekked to the Athabasca Glacier to dump a bucket of glacier water on her head.

Wallace snags another championship

Submitted photo He wasn't confident going in, but that didn't stop Cory Wallace from defending his title at the Canadian Mountain Bike Marathon Championships in Squamish, BC, Aug. 16.
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