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T. Nichols photo A milestone of Jasper’s cycling season took place last Sunday. Freewheel Cycle’s annual Dual-a-thalon saw a group of Jasper mainstays strap on their gear and battle it out in the shadow of the mountains.

D. Betts photo Anne Williams was born to guide and breed curiosity.

Twenty-three candidates: it’s the most Jasper has ever seen in a municipal election. Such a broad range is exciting, but for many, overwhelming. Dr.

P { margin-bottom: 0.21cm; } --> The Fitzhugh posed questions to the two candidates running for school board trustee in the Oct. 21 election. Printed here are the candidates' responses, in their own words, to two of those questions.

Photo courtesy of the Jasper-Yellowhead Museum and Archives In 1914, when Jasper was little more than a tent city, a fire hall was built in town.

Trevor Nichols photo Construction of the Glacier Skywalk will stop at the end of this week, leaving Brewster Travel Canada’s newest tourist attraction “substantially complete” until work resumes in the spring. On Oct.

The Fitzhugh posed questions to the 23 candidates running for mayor and council in the Oct. 21 municipal election. Printed here are the candidates’ responses, in their own words, to two of those questions.

For the third time since 2010, National Geographic has highlighted Jasper as a must-see destination.

N. Veerman photo Council hopefuls donned hardhats and steel-toed boots to walk through the library and cultural centre, Oct. 4.

With new snow dusting the mountains around town, winter sports re-enter our collective imaginations.