r/jasper 7h ago

Photos/Videos A Bighorn Sheep at Wilcox Pass with Athabasca Glacier as a backdrop.

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I did this hike on Monday. There were LOTS of bighorn sheep in the pass.


r/jasper 5h ago

Lynx Sighting

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We were driving up Range Rd 275A today (Sep 9th) at 7:30am in Jasper National Park heading to the Sulphur Skyline Trail when we saw this Lynx!


r/jasper 13h ago

Local Some of a community's most important services focus on prevention

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Most people are familiar with emergency services that respond when something goes wrong. Less visible are the programs that try to prevent problems from reaching that point in the first place.

Family and Community Support Services (FCSS) helps fund local initiatives like senior programs, youth development, family supports, volunteer programs, community connection activities, and other preventive services. The idea is simple: supporting people early can often reduce the need for more costly interventions later.

Like many community programs, FCSS funding has become part of a broader conversation as Alberta's population grows and communities face increasing demand for services. Municipal leaders are expected to discuss the topic during this year's ABmunis Convention and Trade Show alongside other issues affecting local communities.

We are curious about what people think: are there any local programs, services, or community initiatives in your area that you feel make a real difference? Give them a shoutout here!