A Church Must Be Saved
It is a story straight out of the ancient sagas, pulled from a revolution of the spirit of one local farmer—Ólafur of Hrísbrú (HREES-broo).
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the Year 2026 — Breaking the chains
Since the dawn of publishing, the written word has caused quite a stir: words are dangerous; readers, a threat…
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To Fold a Thousand Paper Cranes
It was a few bright spots against white snow that stood out. Upon further inspection, the remains of two slightly ripped square papers appeared. They
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An Ode to Irishness for St. Patrick’s Day
With St. Patrick’s Day right around the corner, and with mandates being eased for public spaces, it is likely that those of us deprived of
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An appetite for stories
It is nice to get unconventional storytellers into the Pivot Festival and into unusual venues for performances.
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The quintessential listening room
What to expect from an upcoming concert at Hamilton & Sons? Well, quite frankly, stories and dynamics and comedy, but all sort of wrapped up in a pretty riveting musical delivery.
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The many of voices of “Canadiana”
On the longest night of the year, Yukon’s very own chamber orchestra will take the stage at the Yukon Arts Centre for a musical exploration of the theme “Canadiana.”
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Lullabies to a northern landscape
Sabrina Parks venture into writing and illustrating children’s books began in 2011. Upon relocating to the Yukon it has grown
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Faro writer nabs excellence award
Wise and wordy Sally Lee Baker weaves wicked words in Toni Tanager, the latest instalment in her series of alliterative children’s books. In doing so,
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Raising a Child with FASD: Eleanor Millard’s new novel chronicles the early days of FASD
There was little documentation on Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) in the early 1980s when Carcross writer Eleanor Millard adopted a child who had been
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