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IN BRIEF: May 1, 2014

Food society seeks Parks approval Members of the Jasper Local Food Society appeared before the Planning and Development Advisory Committee last week, seeking a positive recommendation for the use of the McCready Centre parking lot for this summer’s f

Development processes the same everywhere

Dear Editor, I read your article about development in Jasper (“Home improvement a complicated process”) and felt it was disingenuous.

Let the rodeo continue

Dear Editor, I am confused as to why there is such a difficulty for council in allowing the rodeo to continue its 37-year-old tradition of having the indoor arena as a venue. It can’t be the cost.

Folk festival going strong

S. Makowsky photo This year’s Jasper Folk Music Festival might be more than four months away, but that doesn’t mean the Jasper Folk and Blues Society is resting on its laurels.

Suspension a shortsighted decision

The temporary foreign worker program is flawed. There’s just no denying it. People, Canadian and otherwise, are being abused.

Accident results in charges

N. Veerman photo The intersection of Connaught Drive and Highway 16 was the scene of a three car pile-up, April 24. Around 9:30 a.m.

Volunteers make Jasper a wonderful place

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LMO ban could mean early business closures

The government’s recent ban on temporary foreign workers in the food service industry has the potential to dramatically impact Jasper businesses.

Money and moose calls for Ducks Unlimited

T. Nichols photo The local Ducks Unlimited committee celebrated its 25th anniversary April 26, with a wine and cheese social at the Sawridge Inn and Conference Centre.

Grain spills on tracks result in wildlife mortalities

Parks Canada photo In the first four months of the year, eight animals have died on the railway tracks within Jasper National Park—four of those have died in town.
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