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A new exhibit opens in the lower gallery at the Jasper Art Gallery on March 10, and a river runs through it.

The soul-wrenching sounds of Lisa LeBlanc’s “trash folk” is an experience to be had by anyone who’s been heartbroken, lost, or just fancies themselves a bit quick-witted.

Dear editor, I see again that Monika Schaefer is once again claiming free speech for an opportunity to spout her hatred of people of the Jewish faith.

Dear editor, For love of Canada let’s sit upon the ground And tell sad stories of the death of Parks How some have been destroyed, some despoiled By unseemly structures on the shores of misty lakes, Where moose once nursed their young but come no mor

File photo A ll that coaches ask of their players during the hockey season is that they try hard in practice and apply what they have learned during the games.

The Midget Bearcats celebrate after scoring a goal in Fort McMurray in January. M an, playoffs are complicated. Way more complicated than opening an envelope and reading a name.

It wasn’t until she moved to Jasper about four years ago that it occurred to Rico to include landscapes in her art. The Japanese-born, Dutch-trained artist has been drawing since before she can remember.

Winnipeg’s Joey Landreth will be wheels up and westward bound as soon as he can convince a skateboard wheel to sit in for a suitcase caster.

Dear editor, In your extensive coverage of Jasper’s Royal Canadian Legion last week (Fitzhugh Feb. 23, 2017), there was not a word about the uncomfortable fact that there is a continued prohibition against me entering their premises.

Jasperites can catch David James and his Big River Band at the Legion on Mar. 3 at 9 p.m. Tickets are $35. Photo provided.