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Policy first, then safety: Peace Officer debate continues

Councillors believe Jasper may not want peace officers with batons and spray and will discuss what officers should enforce in town before deciding on their safety training | F.Dragon photo Fuchsia Dragon | publisher@fitzhugh.

Greta Thunberg explores environmental issues in Jasper National Park

Eco-warrior Greta Thunberg visited the Athabasca Glacier and Edith Cavell with Parks Canada and scientists from the University of Saskatchewan last week | Parks Canada photo Fuchsia Dragon | publisher@fitzhugh.

Jasper council pines for Bonhomme’s missing link

Craig Gilbert | [email protected] Just paint it. Paint the crosswalk, or crosswalks. It’s been a few weeks now Paul Butler and other Jasper town councillors have been itching for some safety improvements to the Bonhomme-Miette-Pine intersection.

Jasper brass agrees to second fire open house

Cutline: The town of Jasper will proceed with a $175,000 project that will allow it to pump water from the Athabasca River in case of wildfire. | File photo Craig Gilbert | publisher@fitzhugh.

Know your rights: 30 days notice? Say again?

Ginette Marcoux, executive director, Jasper Employment and Education Centre The Jasper Employment & Education Centre is a key resource for both workers and employers.

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Andrew Phelan - undercover rocker, Whistle Stop Oct 22

Formerly of The River and The Road, multi-instrumentalist Andrew Phelan will visit Jasper on Oct.

Christmas arrives in Jasper with

It’s official - the holiday season kicked off with an appearance by Santa Claus on the annual Via Rail Santa Train in Jasper on Nov. 28. Hundreds of kids and their family members booked seats on one of two trains that ran on Tuesday.

How Jasper survived the war

With more than two million tourists coming through each year and a plethora of world-class attractions and festivals, Jasper thrives because of the tourist industry.

How Jasper survived the war

With more than two million tourists coming through each year and a plethora of world-class attractions and festivals, Jasper thrives because of the tourist industry.
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