Bold, dark theatre returns
After a decade of collecting dust in the Guild Society office, the script for Cabaret is finally being used and will be presented at the […]
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The Return of the Big ‘Dob’
I was suffering from aperture fever and was craving bigger and better views … fortunately, my 14-inch Celestron Dobsonian telescope finally arrived. These telescopes offer
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‘Fat-Tire Fever’ Is a Winter Illness
“When, oh when, can we ride again?” Fat tire bikes make unrideable surfaces – unrideable without hike-a-bike & colourful language– rideable
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Barn Dance comes to the city
There is an age when children don’t like to touch each other’s hands. This can be a problem when you are a dance caller and
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Ode to the Dépanneur
Cher Yukon, Comment ca va? In any urban centre, on the island of Montréal, or in any neighbourhood, just about anyone can go to their
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A marriage of funk and soul
“I’ve always wanted to come back and share what Yukoners have helped me build,” says Jesse Peters. “Hey, you guys got me started and here
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It’s worth the paper it’s written on
I remember back in the day when you could buy a great hamburger … a great hamburger as defined as a handful of meat, infused
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The Hordes Will Gorge on Film
The roar of the sand grinder is enough to give anyone a headache. But Dan Sokolowski, producer of the Dawson City International Short Film Festival,
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The Lament of ‘Dorkdom’
It had to happen. After all, it was only a matter of time. This is the sad lament of someone’s subculture becoming even more dorky
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Jazz great’s 70-year journey north
After a career of 70 years playing jazz piano, on every continent in the world, Oliver Jones is finally coming to the Yukon. “I guess
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Headbangin’ Poultry
Tyler Nitschke rocks the bass and tears his throat apart with fellow headbangers, Cavan Egan and Sean Komaromi. Nitschke is a young, local musician who
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Getting Kids out of Pyjamas and into Ice Fishing
To a large extent, the past four months have featured long stretches of bone-chilling temperatures, blustery weekends and mind-numbing wind chill. After a few weeks
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