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Photo - R. LaFontaine Some hockey road trips are like getting a sucker stuck in your hair. The good news is that you have a sucker and enough hair to get it stuck in.

Nancy Monteith arrived in Jasper on Jan. 6 to take up her new position as the reverend for the United Church.Photo - P. Clarke.

Controlled avalanche at Marmot Basin. | P.Clarke photo Using 26 kilograms of explosives鈥攁bout four times what they usually use鈥擬armot Basin's avalanche technicians got just about everyone's attention during a controlled avalanche Jan. 16.

Dogsleds on Pyramid Lake. | N. Veerman photo Hundreds of visitors and locals alike took in the winter festival at Pyramid Lake, Jan.

Omar was reunited with wife, Rola, and their children in Egypt after being separated for 241 days due to visa issues. Photo provided. The first Syrian family could arrive in Jasper any day now.

Robinsons Foods donated $9,500 to 10 local non-profits groups Jan. 17. Photo - P. Clarke. Ten non-profit groups received a helping hand from the Robinson family, Jan. 19, after it divvied out $9,500 in cash and food cards.

They say you gotta eat to live, but with the cost of food rapidly increasing, it鈥檚 getting more and more difficult to make healthy choices in the grocery store aisles.

Parks Canada photo Where鈥檚 Frankie? This time last year, a male caribou became a local celebrity. Nicknamed 鈥淔rankie Thunder Bowl鈥� after the Thunder Bowl ski run, Frankie spent most of the winter on or near Marmot Basin.

Photo - N. Veerman. Backcountry campground reservations open Jan. 28 Online reservations for backcountry campgrounds in Jasper National Park open Jan. 28. It鈥檚 the first time visitors will be able to book backcountry campgrounds online.

Jasper park gates.