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The river levels in the Athabasca River have returned to normal thanks to recent rain fall. Creative Commons photo.

More than one million people are estimated to have been killed at the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp, located in southern Poland, during the Second World War. Creative Commons photo.

Only four people showed up for a meeting about the proposed Trans Mountain pipe expansion project, July 9. Jill Seaton, chair of the Jasper Environmental Association, believes short notice player a role in the low turn out. K. Byrnes photo.

The annual Billy Moores Cup drew a sold-out crowd to the Jasper Arena, July 6, which hadn’t seen this level of hockey since the last time the team’s prospects were in town in 2014. P. Clarke photo.

From modern-electronic rock to west coast roots, the Jasper Folk Music Festival promises to be a musical affair you don’t want to miss.

A shot from Dr. Brian Luckman’s field research in the 1960s. Luckman’s exhibit will on display until Oct. 31.

Red morph fox. Creative Commons photo O ne of my favourite things about writing this column is that the people who read it sometimes send me amazing or interesting pictures, and ask me to help figure out what the heck we are looking at.

Cat Ratcliff was one of two recipients to win an environmental stewardship award for her efforts to reduce waste in Jasper.

Like bees to honey, Jasper’s trail runners never shy away from a good challenge. Fourteen women from Jasper participated in the Sinister 7 Ultra race near Crowsnest Pass, July 9.

Magnus Stenlund competed in the Alberta Summer Games qualifying race in Devon, June 14. He came in first place for the U-17 boys category, snagging a spot at the upcoming games, July 14-17.