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The Sawridge Inn and Conference Centre will transform its Walter’s Dining Room into a multi-faceted art show featuring some of Jasper’s most talented creators, Jan. 17.

Parks Canada photo Saturday, Jan. 18 Winterstruck 2014 Join Jasper National Park staff this Saturday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Pyramid Lake during Winterstruck 2014.

Temporary foreign workers ineligible for childcare assistance As a major tourist destination, Jasper lives and dies by the tourism trade, as well as the hospitality industry that supports it.

The Reuse-It Centre will remain open until June, but beyond that, the future of the secondhand shop depends on a decision from council.

N.Veerman photo (Based loosely On Science ) Dear Bohemian Waxwings, Your public drunkenness has become a problem for me, and it’s time we had a chat. Let me start by saying I’ve done a lot to accommodate your lifestyle.

Image from an old Jasper in January brochure. Twenty-five years ago a group of people sat around a table discussing how to get more visitors to come to Jasper.

Seventeen trigger happy Fitzhugh readers sent in photos for the paper's annual photo contest. After much deliberation and discussion, the office chose a winner, whose photo appears on the front page of the Jan. 9 edition of the paper.

T. Nichols photo The Jasper-Yellowhead Museum and Archives will be well-decorated this month, as it hosts a show of original watercolour paintings by long-time Jasper resident Sandy Robinson.

Submitted photo When she was in Grade 9, Cheyenne Henderson took a one-week trip that changed her life. In February 2012, through the Society for Educational Visits and Exchanges (SEVEC), she stayed with a family in Sherbrook, Quebec.

Loni Klettl is a born and raised Jasperite, whose father Toni Klettl was one of the last park wardens to raise his family in the backcountry.