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Jasper RCMP, schools prepare for the worst

T. Nichols photo The assurance of safety requires a plan. That’s why the Jasper RCMP meets annually with representatives from all of Jasper’s schools to refresh the schools’ SAFE plans.

Santas Anonymous ramps up for holiday season

S. Makowsky photo Skate with Santa is the first Santas Anonymous event to kick off the 2014 campaign season. The fun family skate, complete with Christmas music, candy canes and Jasper the Bear, will take place at the Jasper Arena on Saturday, Nov.

In Brief: conditional support for Tour of Alberta, Skywalk wins design award

Jeff Bartlett photo Conditional support for Tour of Alberta Although many questions remain—including how to finance the $150,000 rights fee—council is prepared to provide its conditional support to the Tour of Alberta, allowing the organization to mo

Municipal committee pushes trail connectivity for Jasper townsite

A. Grant photo The Green Space Advisory Committee wants to increase Jasper’s trail connectivity, allowing people to travel from one end of town to the other without using streets.

Study shows pros and cons of business in Jasper

The Jasper townsite from Whistlers Mountain. D. Betts photo Jasper’s development approval process was rated poor or very poor by more than half of the businesses interviewed for Jasper’s recently completed Business Visitation Study.

Peer mediators train with Kids Helping Kids

T. Nichols photo The room was loud.

Tourism Jasper gives snow battle the boot

N. Veerman photo The annual Canadian Rockies Snow Battle is cancelled, leaving snowball fights to the kids this winter.

Jasperites conquer Grand Canyon run

Submitted photo A decade from now, Wendy Copp will still remember the sun rising over the Grand Canyon.

The saga of Ross Neilsen

Thursday, Nov. 6 Jasper Legion, 8 p.m. $10 It’s been a tough slog for Ross Neilsen—a really tough slog, actually. But the way the blues rocker talks about his career—with an almost jovial matter-of-factness—it’s easy to forget that.

JNP continues to improve winter offer

Parks Canada photo Jasper National Park receives more than two million visitors a year. The good news for winter-lovers is that only 20 per cent of visitors come between November and April.
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