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Town gets ready for free admission in 2017

More than 500,000 people have already ordered their free Discovery Pass for 2017. Parks Canada image. It’s already evident that 2017 is going to be a busy year for Canada’s national parks.

Activity Centre faces major renovations in 2018

Recreational facilities at the Jasper Activity Centre could be closed for a significant period of time in 2018 to undergo some much-needed renovations.

NPN: Free Parks Canada 2017 Discovery Pass

National parks, historic sites, and marine conservation areas including Jasper National Park represent the very best that Canada has to offer.

Jasper townsite hostel still in the works

Despite being unsure when construction will begin, Hostelling International (HI) said it is still moving forward with its plans to construct a hostel in the Jasper townsite. Floor plans for the planned HI hostel are available on its website.

Jasper hosts record number of hockey tournaments

If there was any doubt about Canada’s passion for hockey, look no further than Jasper. In 2016/2017 the town expects to host 31 weekend tournaments at the Jasper Arena. N. Veerman photo.

Tour of Alberta could return next summer

The Tour of Alberta could return to Jasoer on Sept. 1, 2017. Parks Canada/M. Darrah photo Mark your calendar. The Tour of Alberta could be back next summer.

Former Jasperite living in a fantasy world

lives in a land of warrior princesses, sailor scouts and comic book characters.

Man charged with arson after apartment fire

Police charged a 27-year-old man with arson after a fire broke out in a Cavell Apartment, Dec. 12. K. Byrne photo. A 27-year-old man was charged with arson after a fire broke out in a Cavell Apartment, Dec. 12.

Jasper celebrates International Mountain Day

Mountains cover about 22 per cent of the Earth’s surface. To celebrate that fact, the United Nations General Assembly designated Dec. 11 as “International Mountain Day.

Fire chief earns national award for MS awareness

Jasper’s fire chief Greg Van Tighem (left) was presented with the Meritorious Service Medal by Governor General David Johnston in Edmonton on Dec. 8.
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