Opinion

Babies being found in dumpsters seem to be a common occurrence in places like the United States.

Imaginative solutions for caribou Dear Editor, In last week’s Fitzhugh there were two caribou related Letters to the Editor. I’m pleased that people are beginning to discuss this issue. The first letter was in support of closure.

Jasper is often touted as a welcoming place, a small, friendly town in the Rockies where a sense of community still survives. And yet the town faces constant challenge in providing proper, sustainable housing for many within its midst.

Let’s not give up on the caribou Dear Editor, Having attended the recent public forum about caribou conservation, I feel compelled to write, as the scope of discussion at the forum was somewhat narrow, only addressing “recreational”

One of Hadfield’s colleagues, Bob Thirsk, spoke of the need for an ISS commander to be aware of the well-being of each of his five crewmates.

Miette not what it used to be Dear Editor, In August 1962, Hans and I were married. After spending several years at university we were a poor young couple.

Most would agree it is important to preserve the caribou populations in Jasper National Park, but closing areas of the park takes out two elements of their mandate, education and visitor experience.

The final act Dear Editor, The play is a tragedy, a calamitous, tangled web of conservation and winter use. The Winter User is standing in the dusty, dimly lit wings on the stage of the Jasper Multipurpose Hall, waiting for the Final Act.

According to the Certified General Accountants Association of Canada (CGA), since 2005, one in four university graduates is underutilized in his or her job.

FIPA bad for Canada? Dear Editor, In September 2012, Pime Minister Harper signed a Foreign Investment Promotion and Protection Agreement (FIPA) with China, which has not been ratified by Parliament yet.