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  • Indic finishes seventh in B.C.

    Brandon Indic’s competitive riding season has come to an end after finishing in seventh place at the B.C. Cup championship in Kelowna last weekend. ...
  • Valemount resident honours climbing pioneers with Robson summit

    A Valemount resident has scaled Mount Robson in commemoration of the 100 year anniversary of Rev. George Kinney and Don ‘Curly’ Phillips attempt on the peak. ...
  • Hinton public transit here to stay

    A permanent public transit system will be launched in Hinton on Monday, August 31 after being approved at a council meeting in June. ...
  • Physio clinic under new ownership

    There might be different exercises and new  techniques but it will have the same  result. The Jasper Physiotherapy and Massage Clinic has been purchased by two local physiotherapists....
  • From the waist to the community

    A little bit of weight loss at Jasper’s Servus Credit Union turned into a $1,000 financial gain for the Jasper-Yellowhead Museum and Archives for an upcoming exhibit....
  • Families celebrate 100 anniversary of Mount Robson attempt

    A century ago, before 10,000 tourists a year threatened to drown out the sound of Emperor Falls, before weekly helicopter trips dropped wealthy sightseers onto the Robson Glacier, two men – a nationalist Reverend consumed with the peak and a 24-year...
  • Jasper’s oldest resident turns 100

    It was a landmark week for Jasper’s oldest resident. On Aug. 18, 2009, John Bowen turned 100. After receiving an honour at the Jasper Heritage Rodeo, Bowen was thrown two birthday parties – one at his home at the Alpine Summit Senior’s ...
  • Cavell Road closed until 2010

    Cavell Road, the main access point for Mount Edith Cavell and its surrounding area, will be closed from Sept. 8 until Feb. 15 next year, first for roadwork and then to help protect woodland caribou during the winter months from wolves, according to Parks ...
  • Wayward wolf rambles west after 450 km trip

    A radio collar recently returned to Parks Canada by a trapper revealed an incredible 450 km journey for a female wolf from the Sunwapta pack near Jasper. ...
  • Hinton SPCA on schedule but looking for help

    Four legged residents in Hinton don’t have much time to wait until their new digs are ready at the Hinton SPCA. The new building on Kelly Rd. is well underway and in what vice-president of the Hinton and District SPCA, Cathy Thomas calls stage thre...
  • Mt. Cumnock still burning

    Jasper National Park (JNP) fire managers are gearing up  to perform a burnout operation late this week on the Mt. Cumnock wildfire. After high winds and warmer temperatures brought the wildfire north of the Jasper town site back to life last week, f...
  • Jasper welcomes new Canadians

    As the sun slowly sets on another Friday afternoon, twelve new friends who came from around the globe sit by a glowing campfire at the Palisades Education Centre just east of Jasper....
  • Jasper painter Barbara Brooks passes away

    Barbara Brooks, a prolific painter touched by the majesty and expanse of Jasper’s mountain landscape and who worked with many of the country’s top artists, passed away at the Alpine Summit Seniors Lodge on Aug. 24. She was 68. ...
  • Indic has tough go at Crankworx, but looks towards national team

    The steep, wet rocks and slippery roots couldn’t stop him, as Brandon Indic had a fast run at the Crankworx mountain bike festival in Whistler over the weekend, but in the end it came down to health, as the Jasper downhill biker succumbed to illness at ...
  • Rockhoppers looking for more members

    The Rona MS Bike Tour in Hinton is fast approaching, and the Jasper Rockhoppers are looking to expand their team members and reach their team goal of raising $100,000 for MS research.   ...
  • The winner is Wallace

    In his best race of the year, Jasper’s Cory Wallace took first place honours in the inaugural 2009 Solo TransRockies Challenge in British Columbia last week. ...
  • Learning to fly

    Only 30 minutes outside of Jasper, Darryl Bossert is teaching people to fly. At Alternative Adventures Zipline and Eco Camping he is offering a zipline adventure, which is allowing patrons to overcome a fear of heights, get an introduction to hang glidin...
  • Here’s Heine

    One of Jasper’s local songstresses, Jessica Heine, will be back in the area this weekend playing at the Old Grind in Hinton on Saturday, followed by shows in Jasper at Cafe Mondo and the D’ed Dog on Sunday. ...
  • Music festival brings eclectic mix of world beats

    What began as a gathering among friends under the stars just a few years ago has become one of British Columbia’s newest grass-roots, multi-genre music festivals. ...
  • A lesson in Happiness

    Jasperites were treated to an evening with Tibetan Buddhist Monk Kushok Lobsang Dhamchöe last Friday at St. Mary’s and St. George Anglican Church Hall. ...

 

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