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N. Veerman photo The proposed Maligne Lake redevelopment, which includes the construction of 15 tent cabins and a 66-room hotel, is under fire from environmentalists and former Parks Canada employees.

An extended negotiation that could result in additional residential housing on Patricia Street is nearing completion. The negotiation between Parks Canada and a leaseholder on the 700-block of Patricia stems from the 1977 closure of Larch Avenue.

Parks Canada photo Enhanced winter recreation and caribou conservation in JNP With winter just around the corner, it is time to put away the summer toys and get your winter gear tuned up.

Council wages discussed As is council policy, the wages of the mayor and council are being reviewed ahead of the municipal election, scheduled for Oct. 21.

The 51°µÍø posed questions to the 23 candidates running for mayor and council in the Oct. 21 municipal election. Printed here are the candidates’ responses, in their own words, to the first of those questions.

Submitted photo A beautiful blonde girl, eight years old and grinning from ear-to-ear, bounces down the stairs. She’s in a nightgown with her hair pulled back and she’s carrying an iPad that’s playing an animated music video about ice cream.

N. Veerman photo The Jasper Elementary School held its annual Terry Fox Run Sept. 26. Students ran around the block three times with their teachers and classmates, while the running club hit the Bench for a trail run.

Creative commons photo Although the first frosts of the fall have brought an end to this year’s abundant wasp population, for many, the redness and pain of late-summer stings still lingers.

Saturday, Oct. 5Olive Bistro, 8 p.m.No cover Sean Pinchin’s hitting the road, playing shows and peddling his new blues album, Rust Bucket.

N. Veerman photo One thousand rubber duckies were dropped from the Miette River bridge on Highway 93, Sept. 29, marking the beginning of the 21st annual Duck Race.