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PHOTOS: Students show Halloween Spirit

PHOTOS: Students show Halloween Spirit

Students show off their costumes to residents at Alpine Summit Seniors Lodge during the annual Halloween Parade on Oct. 31. Photos by Peter Shokeir / Jasper Fitzhugh
Transit bus involved in crash

Transit bus involved in crash

A Jasper Transit bus was involved in a motor vehicle collision on Highway 16 near the townsite on Sunday at approximately 3:20 p.m.
Minister touts new foster care supports during Jasper visit

Minister touts new foster care supports during Jasper visit

Peter Shokeir | [email protected] A $23.6 million investment will help support foster caregivers and improve stability for young people in care, says Children and Family Services Minister Searle Turton.
Jasper’s bats still free and clear of white-nose syndrome

Jasper’s bats still free and clear of white-nose syndrome

Scott Hayes | shayes@greatwest.
Featured Artist: Michael Flisak

Featured Artist: Michael Flisak

Michael Flisak, a long-time Jasper resident, flatly states, “I have always been an artist.
The bear facts: Over 300 bear incidents in town this year

The bear facts: Over 300 bear incidents in town this year

Scott Hayes | [email protected] Local Journalism Initiative Reporter The numbers tell a dramatic tale. Parks Canada's human-wildlife coexistence staff have responded to more than 300 incidents involving bears in town so far in 2023.
Museum puts spotlight on nocturnal creatures

Museum puts spotlight on nocturnal creatures

Scott Hayes | shayes@greatwest.
No ‘summer dip’ as food bank demand rises higher

No ‘summer dip’ as food bank demand rises higher

Scott Hayes | [email protected] Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Demand at the Jasper Food Bank has seen a slow and steady increase over 2023. The trend, which started with the COVID-19 pandemic, continues onward and upward.
Wildfire season ends for Alberta, but some fires still burning

Wildfire season ends for Alberta, but some fires still burning

Scott Hayes | [email protected] Local Journalism Initiative Reporter It was one of Alberta's wildest wildfire seasons in many respects. The season, which officially lasts from March 1 to Oct.
Officials suspect poaching after two bighorn sheep found headless

Officials suspect poaching after two bighorn sheep found headless

Scott Hayes | shayes@greatwest.
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