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High school losing students

For the fifth year in a row, enrollment declined at the Jasper Junior/Senior High School. This year the school enrolled 197 full-time students, compared to 241 during the 2008–09 school year. That’s a drop of almost 20 per cent over that span.

National Park News: OCTOBER 3, 2013

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In Brief: OCTOBER 3, 2013

Checking in with Jasper’s seniors The associate minister of seniors was in Jasper last week, talking to frontline workers and residents living in Alpine Summit Seniors Lodge.

Selling lifestyle over wages

Despite Jasper’s small town charm, beautiful surroundings and amazing amenities, it can be exceptionally challenging to find qualified people to relocate to our community.

Hockey Night in Jasper

N. Veerman photo Despite an early puck to the face, Theoren Fleury led the NHL Alumni to victory, scoring five goals and assisting seven others in Saturday night’s match-up against the Jasper Wolves’ all-star team.

SEED prototype sold to Seattle school

Because of fundraising shortfalls in Seattle, it’s unknown whether Jasper will receive a net-zero SEED classroom, as promised.Submitted photo There is something noticeably absent from the schoolyard this September.

New season, new imagination for film club

Thirty-one years after creating the Jasper Film Club, Chris Garnham is stepping aside and making room for “new blood.

Glaciers score lopsided victory

T. Nichols photo The Jasper Glaciers got off to another strong start last Friday as they hosted the Sun Child Bisons.

Historians shed light on historic trail

You’ve probably heard of the Pony Express: the system of horse riders that allowed the Americans to deliver mail across the country in the 1860s. In its brief year-and-a-half existence it was dangerous, wild and crossed an immense distance.

Grade 2s head for the hills

T. Nichols photo Madamme Paulette Trottier’s Grade 2 class got a taste of nature, Sept. 18, when they headed to the Maligne Canyon viewpoint for a class trip.
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