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Firefighters to thank

Firefighters to thank

It’s been nearly three weeks since an early morning fire put the arena out of commission. Despite the inconvenience, the town’s athletes are getting creative.
Opening up the region

Opening up the region

It seems the stars have aligned for the development of regional air carrier service in the West Yellowhead. Premier Alison Redford has not only expressed her support for an expanded airport in Edson, she has also offered to go to bat for the region.
Music for change

Music for change

Busking: it may not be a huge issue, but it could be the catalyst that leads to the municipality gaining some jurisdiction over land use planning and development. At least according to Coun.
Literacy, an investment in the future

Literacy, an investment in the future

The love of a good book is something that’s taught at a young age. It’s something kids learn when they share in the reading of a bedtime story with their parents, and it's a love that is fostered when they’re encouraged to read as they grow older.
Drive safely this winter

Drive safely this winter

The recent snowfall has been a blessing for Marmot Basin and Jasper’s winter enthusiasts, but it’s also been a nightmare for the surrounding highways.
One quick prick

One quick prick

Flu season is upon us, and this year the H1N1 strain has reared its nasty little head yet again. This vicious strain of influenza attacks the young and healthy more viciously than other strains.
Time to scrimp and save

Time to scrimp and save

Thoroughness is key to a successful budget process. There is always something to add or cut, but what’s important is deciding which is which. On Tuesday, council approved an interim operating budget for 2014.
Stay safe this holiday season

Stay safe this holiday season

Tis the season of overindulgence and merrymaking.
Exceptions are not an option

Exceptions are not an option

Policies exist for a reason. They are there to shape what is and is not acceptable. They are there to guide governments through tough decisions. And they are there to ensure fairness and due process.
More to consider than money

More to consider than money

If you judge the Reuse It Centre on financial sustainability alone, it’s a flop. After nearly two years of operation, the pilot project isn’t making enough money to survive. In fact, the secondhand shop is recording a monthly deficit of about $1,000.
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