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Dear Editor, It was interesting to note in the last issue of the Fitzhugh, regarding the progress of the library, that some worker decided to cover the sealed and architecturally accepted concrete walls with another layer of unacceptable concrete tha

On March 8, women and men around the world will celebrate International Women’s Day for the 103rd time.

From housing prices to the push for street performers, laws governing development and expansion are an inescapable and omnipresent part of life in Jasper.

Photo courtesy of Banff Wildlife Crossings Project As the days stretch longer this March, the bears of the Canadian Rockies will begin their slow emergence from winter dens in search of the first green shoots of spring.

N. Veerman photoAs per tradition, Jasper's youngsters enjoyed two days of winter fun last week, during the annual Carnaval d' hiver at Centennial Park.

N. Veerman photo Friday, Feb. 28, was a mighty chilly day, but, luckily for many Jasperites, they didn’t even have to change out of their pyjamas and brave the cold morning air before heading to work.

T. Nichols photo There are very few times you can see students skateboarding down the halls of the Jasper Junior/Senior High School, or leaping from the stage in the gymnasium onto a giant crash mat in their pyjamas. Feb.

Saturday, March 8Jasper LegionACFA Sugar Shack5 p.m. or 7 p.m. for dinner and a show, $158:30 for just the show, $5Marc J Chalifoux Photography Jason Kodie will tell you himself he has no illusions of grandeur.

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It’s been a year since the Jasper-Yellowhead Museum and Archives began raising money to fix its ailing roof, and if all goes as planned, the building will rock a shiny new dome before the end of May this year.