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Dear Editor, I read with interest your Movember coverage and would like to congratulate the two teams you identified in Jasper—the Jasper Volunteer Fire Brigade and the Sawridge team.

Submitted photo After years of performing as a solo act, Christopher Smith has made a change.

T. Nichols photo The high school volleyball season officially came to a close Dec. 9, when teams gathered for a wrap-up party at the Jasper Junior/Senior High School.

N. Veerman photo The Jasper-Yellowhead Museum and Archives is ready for a visit from Santa, with dozens of beautifully decorated trees filling the Showcase Gallery.

N. Veerman photo When the lights go down and the music starts to blare from the speakers, the divas come out to play.

N. Veerman photo It was a weekend of rough and tumble hockey for the Jasper Bearcats, with three teams coming to town for a two-day penalty-packed tournament.

Dear Editor, Re: ‘Selfish’ to put recreation over preservation (Nov. 27) Ms. Jensen: It seems that moving out of the Park has not only given you new perspective, but a wheel barrow full of sanctimony as well.

Dear Editor, Re: ‘Selfish’ to put recreation over preservation (Nov. 27) Thanks Ms.

Submitted photo High Valley, the country band composed of brothers Curtis and Brad Rempel, hail from just outside the hamlet of La Crete, Alberta, more than 700 kilometres north of Edmonton.

T. Nichols photo Jasper’s high school football team celebrated a successful year, Nov. 26, at the team’s annual end of year banquet, held at the Marmot Lodge.