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Mount Edith Cavell reopening this June Parks Canada is planning to re-open the Mount Edith Cavell area this June, after it was heavily damaged during an ice avalanche and closed in August 2012.

Earth, Wind and Fire Looking for a little inspiration for Earth Day? Seeking a way to connect with Mother Nature? Be sure to check out The Art of Remembering exhibition at the Jasper-Yellowhead Museum.

The film features footage of Parks Canada’s Learn to Camp program, which last summer brought new immigrants from Edmonton to the Palisades Centre and Wabasso Campground for a two-day outdoor workshop.

That photo was the first thing I packed for my maiden voyage west in March with Rachele, my best friend since high school.

With more than two million tourists coming through each year and a plethora of world-class attractions and festivals, Jasper thrives because of the tourist industry.

“This year (2012), a cool and wet spring with near record amounts of precipitation meant conditions were not ideal for burning in the mountains,” said Ogle. “While prescribed burns are not generally planned to occur in summer, ...

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“As usual, the federal government chose not to consult with the people who are affected most by their reckless cuts to public services,” said Marianne Hladun, regional executive vice-president for the PSAC Prairie Region, in a recent pres

Last year 35 participants raised $2,288 for diabetes research. Melody Gaboury, this year’s organizer, wants to surpass last year, hoping to raise up to $5,000.

Access to freshwater, and its key role in healthy ecosystems, may be the biggest global issue in the decades to come. This idea is hard to absorb when you live in a place like Jasper National Park.