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Peter Shokeir | [email protected] Around 40 students placed poppies on the graves of veterans at the Jasper Cemetery during a drizzly Tuesday morning, ahead of Remembrance Day.

Amid the wars, countless Canadian soldiers and nurses displayed extraordinary bravery and unwavering dedication, putting their lives on the line for our country.

Scott Hayes | [email protected] Local Journalism Initiative Reporter The numbers are in for the Tonquin and Brazeau herds, the two caribou populations that are monitored by Parks Canada in Jasper National Park.

Peter Shokeir | [email protected] Certified Master Chef Michael Allemeier demonstrated how to make appetizers for this holiday season during Christmas in November at Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge on Sunday.

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Laurie-Ell Bashforth | Special to the Fitzhugh If you or a family member have ever had the flu, you know it’s different from the common cold. In fact, it’s pretty awful, and if you’ve had it you’d never confuse it with a cold ever again.

Ann Thomas | Special to the Fitzhugh Welcome to your Jasper Seniors Society News column, which appears every two weeks, courtesy of the Jasper Fitzhugh. We are pleased to announce that we will hold our Fall Dinner now on Wednesday, Nov.

When two First Nations came together last week to rekindle their historic treaty from 1895, much of their talk was about how working together now can create a future that helps heal the pain of the past.

Scott Hayes | [email protected] Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Organizers of the Pathway to the Park expect that work on the project will be well underway this time one year from now.

Jasper will still be able to host hockey teams for the 2023/24 season following the arrival of two modular trailers that will act as temporary dressing rooms.