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Businesses are concerned that if the province gives the municipality additional revenue tools it could lead to more taxes, something they are against. P. Clarke.

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.

Cocaine charges against local woman dropped Cocaine charges against Hilary Key, one of two people arrested for allegedly trafficking cocaine last year, were dropped in Jasper Provincial Court, Feb. 23.

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.

The Tour of Alberta will return to Jasoer on Sept. 1, for stage one of the race. Parks Canada/M. Darrah photo It’s official–stage one of the Tour of Alberta will be held in Jasper on Sept. 1. The long-awaited announcement was made in Edmonton on Feb.

Data from Alberta Health Services shows that there were 544 ER visits across the province for tobogganing injuries in 2014 compared to 7,915 ER visits for hockey.

Council discussed compensation rates, the role of the mayor and electoral reform during a committee-of-the-whole meeting, Feb. 27.