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Pursuit returns 357 staff to payroll thanks to Canada Emergency Wage Subsidy

The new federal CEWS program will enable Pursuit to return 357 Canadian team members to work from temporary layoffs - 119 of those are in Jasper.

Commercial rent relief for small businesses announced by government

To qualify, businesses must pay less than $50,000 in rent, have been asked to close, or near-close their operations due to COVID-19, and be experiencing at least a 70 per cent decrease in revenues.

Mail delayed as Canada Post handles 'Christmas level' volumes

Canada Post is dealing with 'Christmas level volumes' of deliveries and advising Canadians to expect delays.

Letter: Now is the time to close Patricia Street to vehicles

Dear editor, It is time. In the last month, we have see extraordinary measures put into place to get ahead of the virus that causes COVID 19. The impact on Jasper was swift and apparent within hours.

1 new case of COVID-19 confirmed in Jasper

Alberta Health's COVID-19 map now shows nine confirmed cases in Jasper, two of which are active. Jasper now has two active cases of COVID-19.

Hundreds of home-sewn masks delivered free in Jasper

Christian Roy has sewn and delivered about 300 masks in Jasper. | F.Dragon photo Jasperites have been stitching facemasks and delivering them to neighbours in need.

Pursuit launches community meal program in Jasper tomorrow

Easy Eats sees pre-cooked dinners available every Friday at direct-cost pricing from Chateau Jasper. | Supplied photo Fuchsia Dragon | [email protected] Pursuit is opening its at-cost meal program to the Jasper community.

This is my story: Jasper High School students tell stories in French

Jasper High School students have written narrative stories based on historical events - in French. Stories from Grade 12 students Isabelle Glover and Arianne St-Jacques are published below.

‘We are ready’ - Jasper hospital prepared in case of COVID-19 surge

Curbside swabbing to test for the novel coronavirus takes place daily in the parking lot of Seton hospital. | F.Dragon photo Fuchsia Dragon | publisher@fitzhugh.

No charges laid for public health order breaches in Jasper

RCMP Sgt. Rick Bidaisee said Jasperites, for the most part, are following the rules. No tickets have yet been handed out in Jasper for breaching public health orders.
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