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The bear facts: Over 300 bear incidents in town this year

The bear facts: Over 300 bear incidents in town this year

Scott Hayes | [email protected] Local Journalism Initiative Reporter The numbers tell a dramatic tale. Parks Canada's human-wildlife coexistence staff have responded to more than 300 incidents involving bears in town so far in 2023.
Museum puts spotlight on nocturnal creatures

Museum puts spotlight on nocturnal creatures

Scott Hayes | shayes@greatwest.
No ‘summer dip’ as food bank demand rises higher

No ‘summer dip’ as food bank demand rises higher

Scott Hayes | [email protected] Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Demand at the Jasper Food Bank has seen a slow and steady increase over 2023. The trend, which started with the COVID-19 pandemic, continues onward and upward.
Wildfire season ends for Alberta, but some fires still burning

Wildfire season ends for Alberta, but some fires still burning

Scott Hayes | [email protected] Local Journalism Initiative Reporter It was one of Alberta's wildest wildfire seasons in many respects. The season, which officially lasts from March 1 to Oct.
Officials suspect poaching after two bighorn sheep found headless

Officials suspect poaching after two bighorn sheep found headless

Scott Hayes | shayes@greatwest.
'Brown alley': Green alley not so green but easier to maintain

'Brown alley': Green alley not so green but easier to maintain

Scott Hayes | [email protected] Local Journalism Initiative Reporter It is always a case of the grass growing greener on the other side.
Work begins on new skatepark

Work begins on new skatepark

Christmas came early as the ground has been broken on Jasper's new skatepark.
Chamber president recounts first month on the job

Chamber president recounts first month on the job

Troy Mills and the rest of the newly elected board for the Jasper Park Chamber of Commerce are eager to start being advocates for local businesses.
Aquatic invasive species prevention pilot concludes

Aquatic invasive species prevention pilot concludes

Scott Hayes | [email protected] Local Journalism Initiative Reporter When it comes to aquatic invasive species (AIS), no news is good news.
Historic agreement rekindled between two Indigenous nations ahead of upcoming harvest

Historic agreement rekindled between two Indigenous nations ahead of upcoming harvest

The Simpcw First Nation and the Stoney Nation are reawakening the ties of an historic nation-to-nation agreement made in 1895.
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