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If you love the Rocky Mountains chances are you’ll love Georges Tremel’s paintings. Georges Tremel will be at the Jasper-Yellowhead Museum and Archives for the grand opening of his art exhibit Feb. 23. Admission for the reception is free.

Sixteen teams went head-to-head in the first annual Wally Kortzman Jasper Men’s Bonspiel on Feb. 4 and 5.

E very year Jasper’s PeeWee Bears host a six-team tournament where they have a chance to test their skills against some far-flung teams as well as raise some dollars for ice and uniforms.

H ave you ever been tempted to floridly describe an event that you didn’t attend.

Former Jasperite and McEwan University instructor Roberta Laurie never imagined she would end up in Malawi, Africa. “I had absolutely no interest whatsoever.

Last week’s Fitzhugh was hard to read. It was at once hopeful and heartbreaking. I was encouraged to see Parks Canada cracking the door on openness with the public about the serious issues facing this park.

Dear editor, This letter is sent to further clarify initial content of your article of Dec.

Enrich the mind, travel through space and time, and explore art history with members of the Jasper Artists Guild (JAG). Lectures: Feb. 8, Feb.15 and Feb.22.$15 each or $30 for the whole series.

Social media and airwaves are confusing, clogged with opposition to the proposed Icefields Trail, which will parallel the Icefields Parkway from Jasper to the Columbia Icefield. Every planned kilometer is smeared with controversy and hypocrisy.

It should have been a long and quiet bus ride on Sunday night as the Jasper PeeWee Bears returned home from a two-game road trip through Slave Lake and Wabasca, but wet snow, slick roads and a soft shoulder shattered the stillness of the drive.