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Glaciers defense leads team to fourth straight victory

T. Nichols photo The Jasper Glaciers were victorious again, in no small part due to a very tight defense that not only stopped Edson’s Holy Redeemer Rebels twice inside the 10 yard line, but created four turnovers and scored a defensive touchdown.

Caribou compromise gets mixed reaction

Parks Canada unveiled the details of two new areas it plans to develop as skiing destinations to offset the delayed winter opening of large areas of the park, at a public meeting Oct. 10.

NATIONAL PARK NEWS: October 17, 2013

K. Gedling photo From 1908 to the early 1920s, an industrial town in the east end of Jasper National Park housed the workers and families of those who supplied coal for the competing railways that ran through the park.

IN BRIEF: October 17, 2013

Get out and vote The municipal election is Monday, Oct. 21. Polls will be open at the Jasper Activity Centre from 10 a.m. until 8 p.m. In order to vote, you need to present at least one piece of approved identification.

Finally getting their due

Submitted Photo If you think a little whiplash from too much head banging is going to stop The Mahones, think again. In fact, according to lead singer Finny McConnell, pretty much the whole band is busted up from some on-stage injury.

For those about to vote

Campfires are old hat for Jasper. Some folks here can even spark a flame by striking flint onto tinder. On a bigger scale, Parks conducts controlled burns on wide swaths of land. But fire is a dangerous element.

Star correspondents get geeky in Jasper

Star Correspondents Sara Hamil (left) and Candice MacAulay (right).Submitted photo Oct. 7, as Sara Hamil refreshed her email for nearly the hundredth time, a message popped into her inbox.

Students to remember and honour soldiers

Submitted photo This November, every soldier laid to rest in the Jasper Cemetery will receive a poppy from a junior high student, as a gesture of remembrance and thanks. The initiative is called No Stone Left Alone.

It's all thanks to B. B. King

submitted photo JW Jones might never have become a blues musician. The Ottawa native started his musical career as a drummer, and if it wasn’t for a B. B.

Tiny animal makes huge impact

submitted photo What’s so interesting about the fossilized remains of a sea creature the size of a thumbnail, that died hundreds of millions of years ago? According to Dr. Javier Ortega-Hernández, a whole lot.
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