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Newsroom Ready: Jasper re-opened to residents; no tourists allowed for foreseeable future

The roads heading into Jasper, Alta. are open, but officials say tourists won't be welcome in the Rocky Mountain town for the foreseeable future. Christine Nadon, the incident commander for the Municipality of Jasper, says there is a significant police presence in the town and officers will be patrolling for visitors and will ask them to leave. (Aug. 19, 2024)

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