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As part of a cross-country program called No Stone Left Alone, about 40 Grade 8 students from Jasper Junior/Senior High School (JJSHS) gathered at the Jasper Cemetery, Nov. 7, to place poppies at the graves of 69 veterans.

According to Statistics Canada, police laid 1,364 charges for the possession of marijuana from the 3,024 incidents per 100,000 people that visited Jasper last year. Torben Hansen/Creative commons photo. There’s no denying it, Jasper loves its pot.

H ere’s how community hockey works in Jasper. Kids sign up on a team in their age group and they play.

He’s a honky-tonk hero, a rockabilly role model and a coy cowboy, but most of all Corb Lund is an Albertan. Corb Lund and the Hurtin’ Albertans will be playing a sold-out show at the Jasper Royal Canadian Legion, Nov. 14.

Of the 277 charges laid in Jasper National Park over the past 10 years, 188 led to fines. The average fine was $374.01. Creative Commons photo.

While scrolling through emails, songwriter Trevor Alguire stumbled across a message from an unfamiliar address. After curiously opening the note, Alguire said he was humbled and surprised at what he found.

From left to right: Matt Staneland, chair of the Jasper Park Cycling Association, poses with Alana Gulevich, owner of Mount Robson Inn, Kim Stark, owner of Bear’s Paw Bakery and Patrice Fortin, owner of Fiddle River Restaurant.

More than 30 families laced up their skates and did laps with Santa for the fifth annual Skate with Santa at the Jasper Arena, Nov. 5. The fifth annual Skate with Santa at the Jasper Arena was held Nov. 5. P.

After 27 years Wally Kortzman will retire from his ice-making duties at the Jasper Curling Club at the end of the season. Curling club member, Dorothy Marquis (left), present him with an award Nov. 5. K. Byrne photo.

Jasper remembers A Remembrance Day ceremony will be held at the Jasper Activity Centre, Nov. 11 at 10:45 a.m. A Remembrance Day ceremony will be held at the Jasper Activity Centre, Nov. 11 at 10:45 a.m. P.