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July 12, 2019
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The Memory Man takes another hit to the head. (Bookends) Amos Decker was going to have a great career as a football player until a massive concussion changed his brain – and his life.
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Tunes For The Occasion Musician Kevin Barr performs
July 5, 2019
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A different way of looking at the Gold Rush (Bookends) To get the flavour of this book,
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Yukoners Greeted Warmly In France Students from four Yukon high schools are seen last month with flag bearers from Normandy, France, honouring Canadian soldiers who fell during the Second World War Battle of Normandy (June 6 to mid-July 1944).
June 28, 2019
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Waking up in another world can be strange (Bookends) The plot device of having an ordinary person translated to another reality and made to live through adventures for which he or she is not at all prepared is not a new one in science fiction or fantasy.
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Observing An Important Day The Han Singers
June 26, 2019
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Restored Totem Pole Positioned The restored totem pole crafted by hereditary Tsimshian Chief William Jeffrey
June 20, 2019
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D.O.G. Pet Of The Week
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Walks highlight Cystic Fibrosis cause Thousands of people across Canada united at local community walk sites on May 26 to participate in Cystic Fibrosis Canada’s 15th annual “Walk for a Cure” fundraiser.
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Those Dark Bones hold a 20-year-old secret (Bookends) I’ve encountered several authors whose bios indicate they got their start writing romance novels before adding thriller and mystery elements to their work and branching out.
June 19, 2019
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Maiden Walk A Success The Brain Tumour Foundation of Canada held its first Brain Tumour Walk in the Yukon last Saturday at Rotary Peace Park.
June 14, 2019
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Liah Pet Of The Week
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Expect many doors to open, grads told There were 14 students in caps and gowns at this year’s Robert Service School commencement ceremony, held last Saturday in the Palace Grand Theatre.
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The question is: whatever happened to Diana? (Bookends) Supt. Frank Steele of the Special Detection Unit (SDU) arrived at the murder scene of the woman who would come to be known as Diana about three hours after the report arrived on his desk.
June 12, 2019
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Driving from Dawson to Tuk in an electric car (Uffish Thoughts) Georg Teepe called me last Saturday morning from the Bunkhouse,