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Jasper mountain biker fundraising at altitude
Biking
Jasper mountain biker fundraising at altitude
andrea 
Tuesday, November 20, 2018
Straight off the successful defending of his World 24 Hours Solo Championship in Scotland and three-peating a first place finish in Nepal , Jasper-born mountain biker Cory Wallace is pitting himself against another 24 hour challenge. On October 21, Wallace capped off an all-day-all-night sufferfest ...
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Bouldering buffs chalking up for new competition
Hiking and Climbing
Bouldering buffs chalking up for new competition
andrea 
Wednesday, November 7, 2018
For several years now, the mats at the Jasper Fitness Centre have been crimping…er, cramping…local bouldering buffs’ style. Bouldering, a form of rock climbing done on small rock formations—or in the case of an indoor gym, a wall of plastic holds—is performed without the use of ropes or harnesses. I...
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Junior A showcase: High level hockey coming to Jasper when expansion Hinton Wildcats host Seattle Totems
News
Junior A showcase: High level hockey coming to Jasper when expansion Hinton Wildcats host Seattle Totems
andrea 
Saturday, November 3, 2018
Homegrown talent is having a big impact on high level hockey in the Yellowhead region. The Hinton Wildcats are the newest club in the Western States Hockey League (WSHL), a Tier Two Junior A league. With help from a couple of Jasper skaters and some coaching between the pipes, the team is off to a g...
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Jasper cyclist pushing her limits in world’s longest self-supported bike race
Biking
Jasper cyclist pushing her limits in world’s longest self-supported bike race
Bob Covey 
Wednesday, June 20, 2018
3,700 KILOMETRES DOWN, 3,000 TO GO FIRST TIME RACER PAST HALF WAY POINT AS SHE NEARS THE LEGENDARY NEWTON BIKE SHOP IN KANSAS _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________ From the very beginning of her planned 6,700 km bike adventure...
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Fire chief to fat bike Alberta’s Ice Road
Biking
Fire chief to fat bike Alberta’s Ice Road
andrea 
Tuesday, March 20, 2018
Greg Van Tighem is getting back on the bike for charity. Jasper’s fat biking Fire Chief has skirted the skinny shoulders of Route 93, traversed the transport truck-heavy Highway 16, eaten dust on Texas thoroughfares and chewed icicles on an arctic ice road, all in the name of fundraising for the fig...
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Beavers gnaw their way into the A Final (formerly: Could Beavers gnaw their way into the A Final?)
News
Beavers gnaw their way into the A Final (formerly: Could Beavers gnaw their way into the A Final?)
andrea 
Sunday, March 18, 2018
This hockey season has been a tumultuous swim for the Crisp Pil Beavers and as this paper goes to press, lodge members (Beavers fans, duh) are excitedly imagining a scenario wherein the team makes it back into the A Final to match up against the (dreaded) Brew Pub for the third time in four years. A...
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Could the Bonestars dethrone the champs?
News
Could the Bonestars dethrone the champs?
Bob Covey 
Monday, March 5, 2018
Can the JFI BoneStars beat the Brew Pub Barley Kings? Finding out the answer to that question is the main reason this sports reporter decided to saunter down to the Jasper Hockey Arena at 10:30 p.m. on a Tuesday night in the middle of winter. Well that, and to jam to the sick beats that the 16-year-...
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Five reasons the Jasper Winter Pentathlon is Jasper’s greatest event ever
News
Five reasons the Jasper Winter Pentathlon is Jasper’s greatest event ever
Bob Covey 
Saturday, February 17, 2018
In Jasper, we’re lucky to have several annual events which blend sport and community in a fun yet competitive fashion—think Totem’s storied Spring Run Off on Mother’s Day, the Freewheel Biathlon in October and the Astoria Hotel’s Root Romp. For the last few years, however, another event has been mak...
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The Barley Kings: The Empire Snipes Back
News
The Barley Kings: The Empire Snipes Back
Bob Covey 
Sunday, February 4, 2018
The Brew Pub. To visitors, the Jasper Brew Pub is a place to grab a beer, maybe smash a plate of nachos and take in the views of the Colin Range. To many Jasperites, the Brew Pub is a favourite watering hole, a juicy gossip garden and a good spot to watch a sports game. But ask local hockey players ...
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Are the JPL Hawks the Vegas Golden Knights of the JHL?
News
Are the JPL Hawks the Vegas Golden Knights of the JHL?
andrea 
Wednesday, January 17, 2018
The Jasper Hockey League is halfway through the 2017/18 season and most observers just have one question: Who the heck are these Hawks? JHL fans who don’ t actually play in the league (there are a couple) will have noticed a few things about this season: First of all, there seems to be a lot more pa...
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Drop  the rope:  Historic turns made in Marmot Basin’s new expert terrain
Community
Drop the rope: Historic turns made in Marmot Basin’s new expert terrain
Bob Covey 
Thursday, December 21, 2017
On December 1, high above the town of Jasper, a small group of local skiers and snowboarders were unloading from Marmot Basin’s Paradise chairlift. It was a chilly morning, there was a trace of new snow on the ground and a quick glance at the ski tenure below indicated that the groomed runs were in ...
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Nearly half of Jasper Parks Canada workforce affected by job-cut process
Community
Nearly half of Jasper Parks Canada workforce affected by job-cut process
Monday, October 26, 2026
208 Jasper Field Unit employees identified as affected as Parks Canada plans to cut about 500 full-time-equivalent positions nationally Nearly half of...
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‘Forever our teammates’: Bearcats honour Hills and Peacock
Community
‘Forever our teammates’: Bearcats honour Hills and Peacock
Tuesday, October 27, 2026
The Jasper U18 Bearcats opened their 2026-27 home season Saturday with a moving tribute to Danica Hills and Kayla Peacock, two young teammates who pas...
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Hinton pushes for continued funding of wildfire team
Alberta Politics
Hinton pushes for continued funding of wildfire team
Peter Shokeir, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter 
Wednesday, October 28, 2026
Hinton is urging the Alberta government to commit to continued funding for its specialized wildfire team before the program’s current funding expires ...
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Mold discovery prompts possible $250,000 in Activity Centre repairs
Local Government
Mold discovery prompts possible $250,000 in Activity Centre repairs
Peter Shokeir, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter 
Wednesday, October 28, 2026
Jasper council has approved up to $250,000 from reserves for emergency repairs at the Activity Centre after mold and material deterioration were disco...
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Jasper earns five blooms for community spirit
Arts & Culture
Jasper earns five blooms for community spirit
Peter Shokeir, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter 
Monday, October 19, 2026
Jasper earned five out of five blooms in this year’s Communities in Bloom Alberta Awards, placing it among just two communities in the province to rec...
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Jasper paid parking to start April 1 next year
Local Government
Jasper paid parking to start April 1 next year
Peter Shokeir, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter 
Friday, October 16, 2026
Paid parking will resume a month earlier in Jasper next year. On October 6 council voted to extend the annual season from May 1 to Oct. 31, with the a...
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Look up, Jasper: Dark Sky Festival returns with cosmic art, rocket science and starry nights
Arts & Culture
Look up, Jasper: Dark Sky Festival returns with cosmic art, rocket science and starry nights
Thursday, October 15, 2026
From SkyTram stargazing to a drone show, free concerts and fireside chats inspired by the solar system, Jasper’s 10-day celebration offers plenty of w...
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Wading into Alberta’s separation debate
Alberta Politics
Wading into Alberta’s separation debate
Bob Covey 
Wednesday, October 14, 2026
A conversation near the river offers a chance to consider why separation appeals to some Albertans, and why staying in Canada is worth showing up for....
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Nearly half of Jasper Parks Canada workforce affected by job-cut process
Community
Nearly half of Jasper Parks Canada workforce affected by job-cut process
Monday, October 26, 2026
208 Jasper Field Unit employees identified as affected as Parks Canada plans to cut about 500 full-time-equivalent positions nationally Nearly half of...
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‘Forever our teammates’: Bearcats honour Hills and Peacock
Community
‘Forever our teammates’: Bearcats honour Hills and Peacock
Tuesday, October 27, 2026
The Jasper U18 Bearcats opened their 2026-27 home season Saturday with a moving tribute to Danica Hills and Kayla Peacock, two young teammates who pas...
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Hinton pushes for continued funding of wildfire team
Alberta Politics
Hinton pushes for continued funding of wildfire team
Peter Shokeir, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter 
Wednesday, October 28, 2026
Hinton is urging the Alberta government to commit to continued funding for its specialized wildfire team before the program’s current funding expires ...
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Mold discovery prompts possible $250,000 in Activity Centre repairs
Local Government
Mold discovery prompts possible $250,000 in Activity Centre repairs
Peter Shokeir, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter 
Wednesday, October 28, 2026
Jasper council has approved up to $250,000 from reserves for emergency repairs at the Activity Centre after mold and material deterioration were disco...
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Who will be left to protect our national parks?
Letters
Who will be left to protect our national parks?
Friday, October 30, 2026
Dear Editor, How can the Liberal government under Mark Carney promote visitation to our national parks as a quintessential Canadian experience by prov...
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Jasper-raised lawyer continues serving Alberta clients from B.C.
Business
Jasper-raised lawyer continues serving Alberta clients from B.C.
Thursday, October 29, 2026
Sponsored content Barrister Jessica Reed remains licensed in Alberta, offering estate administration and business law services to clients in Jasper an...
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Mold discovery prompts possible $250,000 in Activity Centre repairs
Local Government
Mold discovery prompts possible $250,000 in Activity Centre repairs
Peter Shokeir, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter 
Wednesday, October 28, 2026
Jasper council has approved up to $250,000 from reserves for emergency repairs at the Activity Centre after mold and material deterioration were disco...
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Hinton pushes for continued funding of wildfire team
Alberta Politics
Hinton pushes for continued funding of wildfire team
Peter Shokeir, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter 
Wednesday, October 28, 2026
Hinton is urging the Alberta government to commit to continued funding for its specialized wildfire team before the program’s current funding expires ...
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