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NATIONAL PARK NEWS: November 7

M. Bradley photo Wild Jasper has an international flavour next week as Scottish volunteers Jack Ward and Anna Hemmett present on their experiences working with Scotland’s Cairngorm Mountains reindeer herd.

Ghoulish garb and tasty treats

N. Veerman photo Zombies, ghosts and cartoon characters ran through the streets of Jasper last week. The costumed-folk were out in celebration of All Hallows’ Eve, Oct. 31.

Jasper ultramarathon runners break records in Hawaii

Dave MacDowell and Tracy Garneau both claimed records at the Peacock 100 ultramarathon in Hawaii last month. MacDowell competed in the 50 km race, finishing in a record six hours and 15 minutes.

Francophone artist at the Legion

Submitted photo Take influences from punk band Sublime, mix in American folk and some hip-hop, then add in Jimi Hendrix and rattle them all around in a Senegalese-Canadian brain. The result? The music of Karim Ouellet.

Students fundraise as Bella learns to speak

Shawn Arsenault’s class has been hard at work this past week raising money to help one of their schoolmates.

Avalanche rescue apps not enough

The Canadian Avalanche Centre is warning people not to trust smartphone apps that claim to act as avalanche rescue systems. In a discussion paper published this October, Dr.

Skateman crosses country for cancer

T. Nichols photo In 2006 a heartbroken Kevin Erba sat staring at a map of his country. He had been in love with a girl for 15 years and she had just rejected him.

Leash laws apply to all, not just tourists

Dear Editor, When visiting Jasper on the Thanksgiving weekend, I was delighted to see that Jasperites have finally found a new place where their dogs can happily run off-leash.

A film you can relax to

Submitted photo These days, the volume and fury that movies hurl into theatres can leave you exhausted, so why not slip into a comfy seat and relax with the Jasper Film Club’s latest offering—a funny and engaging exploration of fragmented friendships

Photo gallery: Dark Sky Festival

R. Bray/Parks Canada photo Twinkling stars, smoking rockets, gazing eyes and celebrity speakers made the third annual Dark Sky Festival a hit last weekend.
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