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Parks Canada photo. With winter just around the corner, it’s time to start thinking about your next adventure.

Award-winning author and former Jasperite, Beth Everest will be at the Jasper Municipal Library Nov. 10 to launch her book Silent Sister: The Mastectomy Poems, a collection of poems that captures the fragile moments of her battle with breast cancer.

Creative Commons image. It was once considered a taboo subject, but today post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) has taken on a different light, thanks in large part to workshops like the one Jasper Victim Services will be hosting this week.

Jadea Kelly will be performing at the Whistle Stop Pub, Nov. 7 at 9 p.m. Photo submitted. Using her own life as inspiration, Jadea Kelly’s Lust & Love tells the all too familiar tale of desire, infidelity and forgiveness.

Sweet Alibi will be at the Whistle Stop Pub Nov. 7 at 9 p.m. Submitted photo. It’s been almost a year since Sweet Alibi released Walking in the Dark, the third album for the folk-rock trio.

Connie Sawka’s Grade 5/6 raised $300 for Plan International Canada. K. Byrne photo.

Parks Canada is considering summer use of the Shangrila ski cabin, picture here, in this undated photo. Yellowhead Museum and Archives.

Creative Commons photo. As the 51°µÍø celebrates its 11th anniversary this week, it offers us an opportunity to reflect about where we’ve come from and where we’re going.

There are 26 seniors citizens in Jasper on a waiting list with the Evergreens Foundation to find a affordable housing.

Wildflower Childcare in Jasper is one of two childcare centres in the region that doesn't offer a food program. Approved photo.