Opinion

Dear Editor, I feel compelled to write a response to Paul Fromm, a “notorious white supremacist” who says I am a disgrace. I am proud of the work I do with veterans on a daily basis. I have great respect for their sacrifices.

There are few things as frustrating and time consuming than trying to build or renovate a home in Jasper National Park.

Dear Editor: Three weeks ago Brad Treat tore around a sharp bend on a forest trail near his Montana home.

Dear Editor: I was disappointed to read the article “Video Denying Holocaust Causes Uproar” about Monika Schaefer in the July 14 issue of the Fitzhugh.

Dear Editor: I worked at the Fitzhugh a number of years ago. Periodically, I like to check back and see what’s going on in town. Jasper is a terrific community, which is why I’m dismayed to see that it is home to at least one Holocaust denier.

The proposed bike park will be located along Connaught Drive across from Mount Robson Inn on the west side of town. Image provided by the municipality.

The townsite of Jasper from the summit of Whistlers. P. Clarke photo. Almost 15 years ago to the day Jasper residents made a choice that would forever change the direction of our tiny mountain community.

Dear Editor: My father, Raymond J. Brown, was a lieutenant with the 1st Canadian Armoured Carrier Regiment, serving in the Netherlands and Germany at the end of the Second World War. He returned from war as a man committed to justice and truth.

Only four people showed up for a poorly advertised meeting about the proposed Trans Mountain pipe expansion project, July 9. K. Byrne photo.

The Jasper Artist Guild's (JAG) new gallery in the Library and Cultural Centre. Photo - K. Byrne.