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Jasper SkyTram outlines contingency plans following Banff Gondola incident

Jasper SkyTram outlines contingency plans following Banff Gondola incident

Scott Hayes | [email protected] Local Journalism Initiative Reporter When the Banff Gondola experienced a power outage due to an electrical storm two weeks ago, it was not unheard of.
Police still investigating crash that killed 48-year-old woman

Police still investigating crash that killed 48-year-old woman

Valemount RCMP continue their investigation into a crash that claimed the life of a 46-year-old Merritt woman earlier this summer. The crash occurred between 11:45 p.m.
Miette Road to reopen by end of month

Miette Road to reopen by end of month

Scott Hayes | [email protected] Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Geotechnical engineers have now deemed Miette Road to be stable enough for vehicle traffic.
Visitation high, and lack of planning can be pitfall in paradise

Visitation high, and lack of planning can be pitfall in paradise

Scott Hayes | [email protected] Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Jasper National Park continues to be a much sought-after camping destination, as evidenced by the full return to pre-COVID occupancy in campgrounds, reports Parks Canada.
Off-highway vehicles causing damage to Bighorn Backcountry, AWA says

Off-highway vehicles causing damage to Bighorn Backcountry, AWA says

Scott Hayes | [email protected] Local Journalism Initiative Reporter The report has just come in and it contains damaging findings.
Parks Canada charges 14 illegal campers at Johnson Lake in Banff National Park

Parks Canada charges 14 illegal campers at Johnson Lake in Banff National Park

Jessica Lee | Rocky Mountain Outlook Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Fourteen people are facing a combined 28 charges for camping illegally and engaging in unlawful activities at Banff National Park’s Johnson Lake over the August long weekend.
Indigenous exhibit completion delayed again

Indigenous exhibit completion delayed again

There is still much work to be done on the Jasper Indigenous Exhibit and it needs to be done right.
Hinton RCMP traffic stop leads to drug trafficking arrest

Hinton RCMP traffic stop leads to drug trafficking arrest

On Aug. 5, 2023, Hinton RCMP’s Crime Reduction member conducted a traffic stop in a rural area near Hinton. The occupants of the vehicle were arrested after drug paraphernalia was located, along with a bag containing what appeared to be drug residue.
Int'l climate and energy coalition in council's long view

Int'l climate and energy coalition in council's long view

Scott Hayes | reporter@fitzhugh.
Dog owners charged in April bear incident

Dog owners charged in April bear incident

Scott Hayes | [email protected] Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Two people have been charged for unlawfully failing to have a domestic animal under physical control and unlawfully allowing a domestic animal to chase wildlife.
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