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• Community dinners looking for cooks

  October 29, 2009 - Author: JUSTIN BRISBANE, EDITOR

  The Jasper Food Bank is looking for a few decent cooks. Community dinners will once again take place in town, and organizer Patrick Mooney is looking for culinary teams to cook the Sunday dinners. ...

• Enough Already!

  October 29, 2009 - Author: CARMEN OTTAWAY - Special to the Fitzhugh

  If I have to shovel one more foot of snow this winter I’m going to scream! ...

• Hinton Pool opening delayed

  October 29, 2009 - Author: FITZHUGH STAFF

  Although it’s been under construction for the entire summer, Hinton residents must wait a little longer before using their recreation centre. ...

• Hawks soar over Wolves in home opener

  October 29, 2009 - Author: MATTHEW TIMMINS, PHOTOJOURNALIST

  If games were decided by the shots on goal, the Jasper Wolves would have been laughing on Oct. 24. Unfortunately that’s not the case, and the Jasper Wolves weren’t laughing as they took a 12-2 loss to the Slake Lake Winter Hawks, despite out-s...

• Rock + pipes = Mudmen

  October 29, 2009 - Author: DAVE WHITFIELD - Special to the Fitzhugh

  Batten the hatches – the Mudmen are coming. The Mudmen, darlings of the hockey world after founding members and pipers Sandy and Robby Campbell were featured on the winning anthem for CBC’s Hockey Night In Canada theme song contest and played...

• Coming this fall – Children of Autumn

  October 29, 2009 - Author: MATTHEW TIMMINS, PHOTOJOURNALIST

  It’s a high profile show, put on by some of Jasper’s finest: combination of Jasper’s youth – more than 30 of them, a few select adults, and written with original music by Grace Kohn and Greg Deagle. ...

• 150 pounds of magic mushrooms seized near Lake Louise

  October 29, 2009 - Author: FITZHUGH STAFF

  A traffic stop turned into a major drug bust for Lake Louise RCMP last week. ...

• Activity centre renovations get go ahead

  October 29, 2009 - Author: JUSTIN BRISBANE, EDITOR

  Town approves $1 million loan for upgrades Jasper will borrow a million dollars to pay for renovations to the Activity Centre, bringing the cost of the first phase to $5.5 million. ...

• Industry on board to save caribou, forestry says

  October 29, 2009 - Author: JUSTIN BRISBANE, EDITOR

  Forestry and oil and gas companies need to work with government if the Little Smoky caribou herd north of Hinton is to survive, according to Wayne Thorp, a forestry representative and director with the Foothills research institute landscape management for...

• Student combats hunger at Halloween

  October 29, 2009 - Author: MATTHEW TIMMINS, PHOTOJOURNALIST

  Thanks to a local teenager, the Jasper Food Bank will receive extra food donations this Halloween week. ...

• Trail riders improve access

  October 29, 2009 - Author: JUSTIN BRISBANE, EDITOR

  Jasper trails just became a little more accessible thanks to the arrival of two trail riders in town. ...

• Six months in prison for drunk driver

  October 29, 2009 - Author: JUSTIN BRISBANE, EDITOR

  A man who was caught driving drunk with a suspended licence and no insurance in Jasper will spend the next six months in jail....

• Jasper pursues 2012 Canadian special olympics with joint bid

  October 29, 2009 - Author: JUSTIN BRISBANE, EDITOR

  Jasper has teamed up with the town of St. Albert to bid for the 2012 Canadian Special Olympics National Winter Games. However at this time, the town is not prepared to support the bid financially. ...

• Jasperites win ALTO awards

  October 29, 2009 - Author: JUSTIN BRISBANE, EDITOR

  Jasperites were well represented at this year’s Travel Alberta ALTO awards, with the Jasper Discovery Trail and Pine Bungalows receiving awards. ...

• Jasper prepared for H1N1

  October 29, 2009 - Author: JUSTIN BRISBANE, EDITOR

  Jasper is prepared to deal with an H1N1 pandemic, according to emergency officials. Fire Chief Greg Van Tighem told councillors the town has ramped up its emergency planning for the flu pandemic, during the Oct. 20 council meeting. ...

• Land use examined between Hinton and JNP gates

  October 22, 2009 - Author: JUSTIN BRISBANE, EDITOR

  Connie Simmons cares about the land between the Eastern Jasper National Park gate and Hinton. So much so that she and nine other community members are attempting to preserve its character with an eye on the province’s land use framework. ...

• Grizzlies moving to lower elevations for food

  October 22, 2009 - Author: MATTHEW TIMMINS, PHOTOJOURNALIST

  Grizzly bears are beginning to move to lower elevations in search of food as colder weather approaches, and Parks Canada officials are warning the public to be extra cautious when out on the trails. ...

• Thoni rules the roots

  October 22, 2009 - Author: JUSTIN BRISBANE, EDITOR

  Valemount runner breaks own record in root race run. Just call him the root master. Posting the fastest time in course history, Reiner Thoni defended his title at the Jasper 2009 root run on Oct. 17. ...

• Chaba to close doors until Christmas

  October 22, 2009 - Author: JUSTIN BRISBANE, EDITOR

  Jasper will be without a cinema for more than a month, as the Chaba theatre is set to close its doors for renovations on Nov. 6. Theatre owner/manager Dwain Wacko said the closure is the first part of a three part renovation project aimed to upgrade the ...

• Performing arts feasibility study released

  October 22, 2009 - Author: JUSTIN BRISBANE, EDITOR

  The Town of Jasper could have a 250-seat performing arts centre and a 1,200 convention centre, according to a new report. The town began exploring the feasibility of a cultural centre in 2004, and that work has culminated in a new report released Tuesday...