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Jasper Heritage Rodeo officially folding

Saddle bronc action at the 2018 Jasper Heritage Rodeo. | File photo Peter Shokeir | [email protected] Jasper has likely seen its last rodeo as the Jasper Heritage Rodeo officially decided to fold during its annual general meeting on April 4.

Residential properties rise in value during pandemic as hotels decrease

Jason Stockfish | [email protected] Residential buildings in Jasper increased eight per cent in overall value, while non-residential properties decreased three per cent, according to property assessments for 2021.

Empathy in action: Celebrating the volunteers of Jasper

From the left: Ginette Marcoux, Monica Rodriguez and Astra Fe Penas with the Jasper Employment and Education Centre hold a banner for National Volunteer Week outside the provincial building on April 14. | P.

Parks Canada hosting annual public forum

Pyramid Island in Jasper National Park. | Parks Canada/Sanne van der Ros photo Peter Shokeir | editor@fitzhugh.

An avocado toast with a twist

Add a Canadian twist to the classic avocado from Mexico toast. By replacing the bread with a bagel, a whole new world of flavours will open up. Trust us, you'll want more.

Kevin Kritiques: Infinite

Kevin Lazzari | Special to the 51做厙 Fans of science fiction might want to check out Mark Wahlbergs movie Infinite. The concept is unique and will leave fans with a few questions. Infinite is defined as endless or limitless.

Life is bigger than cancer

Laurie-Ell Bashforth | Special to the 51做厙 The ordeal of cancer cant be measured. It leaves its mark in the bones of our soul.

Rogers now offering 5G in Jasper

Peter Shokeir | [email protected] Rogers 5G is now available to Rogers customers in Jasper on Infinite plans with 5G devices. Rogers 5G now reaches more than 1,500 communities across the country, including Jasper, Grand Cache and Hinton.

Construction on bike park to ramp up this summer

Manu Loir-Mangazon, president of the JPCA, catches some air on his mountain bike. | T.Begg photo Jason Stockfish | advertising@fitzhugh.

Hinton pulp mill cutting 75 jobs

West Fraser Timber Co. Ltd. will permanently reduce capacity at its pulp mill in Hinton. | P.Shokeir photo Peter Shokeir | [email protected] West Fraser will permanently reduce capacity at its pulp mill in Hinton by the end of this year.
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