Editorial

The Jasper Fitzhugh will be closing its office starting in the New Year. Our staff will be moving to a work-from-home model. The paper will continue to be printed on a weekly basis.

Peter Shokeir | [email protected] We’re living in chaotic times where history is constantly being made, so the death of a British monarch may not rank too high on a list of notable events for some.

Peter Shokeir | [email protected] Just when we thought there would be a summer without a major wildfire, Chetamon had to happen.

With so much chaos in the world, it’s rather easy to forget about the trucker protests and the government’s response to them.

Peter Shokeir | [email protected] Contrary to what many commenters say on social media, browsing WebMD and listening to podcasts doesn’t make you a medical expert.

Peter Shokeir | [email protected] On Thursday, Nov. 3, 2005, the Jasper Fitzhugh published its first issue.

Peter Shokeir | [email protected] Jasper is preparing to have an election that is looking to be healthy in more ways than one. First, the sheer number of candidates running this election is pleasing to see.

Justin Trudeau and Andrew Weaver speak with media in Richmond. September 14, 2021. | Adam Scotti / Liberal Party of Canada The polls have closed, and what has changed? In terms of pure results, little if anything.

Peter Shokeir | [email protected] There are few other places in the world that have such an abundance of lakes and rivers beautiful enough to illustrate postcards.

Peter Shokeir | [email protected] As we bear the brunt of a third wave of COVID-19, much like castaways clinging onto a raft as yet another wave crashes into them, we can take solace in the fact that an end to this pandemic is now within sight.