There are lots of places where people tend to drive a little too fast. Some of these places have had various ingenious traffic control systems […]
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Likely, most households, tool-kits, camping–boxes, and glove compartments contain a roll of duct tape. Originally developed to seal joints in cold-air ducts (hence the name),
Doug Bell is still in love with the “beautiful, bubbly blonde” he met while he was a teenager in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan. Pearl, his wife
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Tatooed: Leah Santo There are a few things on here with meaning. The garden is a symbol of my love of the outdoors and
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Sometime between now and May 29 (the absolute latest date in the records that have been kept since 1896), the ice in the Yukon River
Now Comes the Season of the Tripod Read More »
A Yukon labour leader and two other Yukoners recently joined forces with two human rights organizations on a mission to help improve conditions in south-west
Making Change in Hostile Conditions Read More »
There is an episode on HBO’s Curb Your Enthusiasm where Larry David is walking down the street with his manager, Jeff. They pass a man who recognizes
The Trouble with Stop-and-Chats Read More »
Anthony Trombetta’s first act as new artistic director at the Guild Theatre was to throw out the rule book. Instead of a conventional play, the
Strangely Funny, but True Read More »
If you’ve ever seen a strange light slip across the Yukon sky, or heard a mechanical buzz in the middle of a dark forest, don’t
Sharing the Supernatural Read More »
Andy Nieman’s first book, called Free Man Walking, is like a train journey through his life. Each chapter starts with a poem and takes the
Breaking Free From the Darkness Read More »
The Classically Yours concert series will feature the world-renowned Los Angeles Guitar Quartet (LAGC) this week in Whitehorse. The LAGQ has been performing its soulful music all
Real Life Guitar Heroes Read More »
The first time I hitchhiked was with my father, when I was 12 years old. We exchanged what-would-mom-think smirks as we boarded an empty cattle
The Case for Hitchhiking Read More »
My connections to the educational systems in Canada and Swaziland are both significant. Here in Canada I spent 25 years in public education in B.C.
Is It Really That Bad? Read More »
