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It might be hard to imagine, but election season is upon us. On Sept. 18 communities across Alberta, including Jasper, will hold nomination day, the final day for candidates to decide whether or not they are going to run for municipal office.

Council voted 3-2 against a motion to install a rainbow crosswalk like this one in Vancouver on July 18.

The last major wildfire in Jasper National Park happened in 2015 along the flanks of Medicine Lake, pictured here. R.

Jasper’s snow capped mountains and its abundance of wildlife might get the most attention from visitors who come to our tiny mountain town, but hidden almost in plain sight is a community of volunteers that rarely get noticed.

What does it mean to be Canadian? It’s a question that some of the country’s greatest leaders, writers and thinkers have wrestled with since Confederation 150 years ago. At the heart of the debate is a question about our identity.

Dear editor, This letter is sent to express concern regarding the content of the above noted article.

Dear editor, David Suzuki started the Blue Dot program hoping for the right to clean air be include in the Constitution.

Allegations recently surfaced at a collaborative action team meeting that employers in town are hiring children as young as 10.

As of June 9 there were 380 job posting in Jasper, according to Ginette Marcoux, executive director for the Jasper Employment and Education Centre. File photo.

Grade 4 and 5 students recently learned about the importance of growing local. P. Clarke photo.