The artist was thinking with the left side of her brain; the contractor was thinking with the right. Joyce Majiski, a multiple-media artist — “Multiple […]
The River Walk: Where Left Brain Converges With the Right Read More »
The last two times Eliana Cuevas visited the Yukon, audiences were huge. She liked the big rooms of the Yukon Storytelling Festival in 2003 and
Energy and intimacy with Eliana Cuevas Read More »
When Tim Jones moved to Dawson City last February, to become the Dawson City Music Festival’s producer, he wasn’t prepared for the enthusiasm. “There is
DCMF: Small, Respectful, Exhausting Fun Read More »
As a father, I am always looking for “learning situations” … much to the delight of my children I am sure. One such lesson came
We Are Driving Each Other Crazy Read More »
Cloaker sits forlorn on a bookshelf in Brian Fidler’s studio, watching the exciting life of Cam and Legs unfold. It should be explained that Fidler,
Puppet Show Has Legs … and Cam Read More »
It was 20 years ago when computer screens flashed green letters, computer paper had sprocket holes along the sides and dinosaurs roamed the Earth. I
Making technology work for you Read More »
The need for the Dawson Women’s Shelter is a serious concern, but raising money for its programs and operation can be fun.
Swimming, Cycling and Running for Shelter Read More »
It was a requirement of administration that required a lot more soul-searching than I thought possible. Our administrator, Monica Garcia, proposed a question to me:
‘Irreplaceable’ does not mean ‘good’ Read More »
I’m reading the newspapers and the magazines and I see that many Canadians have only qualified support for immigrants. I ignore the bigots, pretty much
Immigrants remind us of Canadian values Read More »
Are you worried about the state of our youth today? I have a cure for you. It is something that works for me every time:
MAD kids break the stereotypes Read More »
It is an impressive display of Ted Harrison’s Yukon. Wide swaths of bold colours of everyday life in a territory that is anything but “everyday”.
The Hougens present Ted Harrison Read More »
Just when I thought I had reviewed every restaurant in the Yukon, I found out about a place called The Feed Store. “They sell food
This Restaurant is for the Dogs Read More »
This is the most difficult penned missive I have typed on this thing that computes. And it is not why you think. You see, I
Something Odd is Happening Read More »
This method of choosing a mayor from an odd number of councillors is already allowed for in the Municipal Act, requiring just a bylaw.
Race for mayor should not be all or nothing Read More »
“Sleep?” Jessica Simon asks incredulously. “Hardly ever!” This is, after all, the Yukon Arctic Ultra, a race that follows the trail of the world’s toughest
This toughest race in the world is not for the dogs Read More »
Five years ago, Amanda Stott was that young, farm girl with the powerful voice. Today, her voice is just as powerful, but it now has more texture and taken new directions as musical influences have reached her beyond the farm.
The New Amanda Stott Brings Her New Voice Read More »
B-boying takes the discipline of a ballet dancer, speed of a figure skater, balance of a gymnast and devotion of a monk.
It’s a Dance, It’s a Culture Read More »
The sports world is losing a good friend: Curtis Prosko is leaving the Yukon in July. And curling, in particular, is losing one of its
He Paved the Road to Sporting Success Read More »
