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Between 75 and 100 people, aged eight to 80, packed a room at the Sawridge Inn on March 16 for the Jasper National Park Annual Public Forum.

The phone at Saskatchewan River Crossing. | N. Veerman photo Although Telus owns the payphones on the Icefields Parkway, that doesn’t make the company responsible for ensuring there’s access to communications on the highway.

Dozens of people clad in pyjamas took part in PJ Day at Marmot Basin March 20. Photo - P. Clarke. Dozens of people clad in their pyjamas briefly took over Marmot Basin to raise awareness about autoimmune diseases, March 20.

From left to right - Theron Boyer, Alison Brown, Erza Jenkins and Hunter Boyer. Submitted photo. Four skiers from Jasper’s Freeride Ski Team put it all on the line during the junior nationals held in Ontario last week.

N. Veerman file photo. This team has a little bit of everything.

Jake Ian will perform two free shows March 29 and 30 at the Whistle Stop Pub starting at 9 p.m. Photo provided. If you think Jasper is small, try comparing it to northern Alberta’s tiny hamlet of Warspite: population 75.

File photo - C. Whitty First bear sighting of the season Jasper had its first bear sighting of the season, March 16.

N. Veerman photo The Jasper Pride Festival provides countless opportunities for celebration, but this year it’s also taking the time to provide some education.

Ricardo Miranda, minister of tourism and culture.