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If you’re a business owner or operator, Community Futures West Yellowhead wants to talk to you. The non-profit organization is conducting a business visitation study to gather information on the challenges facing businesses in Jasper.

Petro increases diesel output Petro Canada—the only station in town to offer diesel fuel—is renovating, and by the end of the month there will be five diesel pumps at the station, instead of just one.

Photo courtesy of the Jasper-Yellowhead Museum and Archives. If you came to Jasper 100 years ago it would have looked like another world.

N. Veerman photo With their raincoats at the ready and their gloves on, nearly 100 litter collectors tidied up the park, June 5.

N. Veerman photo Although the skies were gray and the rain was falling, nearly 30 eager yogis showed up to the season’s first Yoga in the Park session, June 4.

N. Veerman photo According to their conductor and band teacher, Jonathan Thornton, the Jasper Junior/Senior High School bands played better than ever during their final concert, June 4.

Tuesday, June 17De'd Dog Bar and GrillFundraiser for the ultrasound fund When she was 16, Crystal Shawanda dropped out of her final year of high school, packed a truck, left the Wikwemikong Native Reservation where she grew up and made a beeline for

Thirty years young: congratulations & thank you to our Friends of Jasper National Park Parks Canada/N.

Sylvie McKenzie demonstrates how a charging grizzly slammed into her car, causing $6,000 worth of damage, June 5.T. Nichols photo "I just remember in my rearview mirror, seeing that grizzly start running.

Submitted photo A group of about 75 kids and their parents sat in the Catholic Church Parish Hall, May 30, after finishing a massive potluck dinner.