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Del Barber is performing at the Jasper Legion July 25. Mark Maryanovich photo The Jasper Legion is Del Barber’s most played venue in Canada.

Moving to a new town and dealing with co-workers, roommates, and other issues can be stressful, so one Jasperite started a group where residents can connect and discuss the challenges they’re facing.

As well as donning Red Serge in the Canada Day parade and raising the flag at the Information Centre, the Jasper RCMP were called to the Athabasca Hotel Canada Day long weekend to find an intoxicated man brandishing a machete.

Wild Jasper speaker series tonight Get plugged in to the research and issues of Jasper National Park! Parks Canada and the Interpretive Guiding Association (IGA) have partnered on a speaker series aimed at keeping guides, residents and interested vis

Dinner brings ‘meadows to menu’ The Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge and Twin Meadows Organics Farm are providing the opportunity for people to learn how to prepare dinner with organic produce, and then eat the delicious meal.

Dear Editor, I am writing today about the very upsetting news that Shell Canada is planning to close the Jasper Shell Station, which has faithfully served our community since 1936.

Watching the flood waters rise in southern Alberta late last month and seeing similar waters attacking Toronto this week is a reminder of how fragile our communities are to unexpected natural disasters. In Jasper, the chance of a flood is low.

The Reuse-it Centre has moved into the Anglican Church basement. Not only does the store now reside at 602 Geikie St., it also has a new manager, Anne Daniels.

Although Jasper is an environmentally conscious community, there are few local resources available to homeowners looking to renovate or build energy efficient homes.

Sizzling summer heat couldn’t deter thousands of Jasperites and visitors from coming out to celebrate Canada’s 146th birthday on July 1.