Whitehorse Daily Star: Living Archive

Living Archive

On Stage This Week Bryn Lepp and Kevin Ray are two of the performers in the Guild Hall production Dog Sees God.

Wolves have a fascinating history and lifestyle First, thanks once again for the complimentary emails and suggestions for future columns.
Legend Takes The Stage Legendary drummer Louis Hayes performs last Sunday evening
How to go about averting an apocalypse ( Bookends ) Last weekend, The Sunday Edition celebrated the 150th anniversary of the publication of Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, the first of two works about Alice written by Lewis Carroll.
National theatre festival to visit Whitehorse in 2016 The Yukon government is providing $90,000 for the territory’s participation as the host of Canada’s Magnetic North Theatre Festival, Canada’s only national theatre festival, next June.
Kooka Pet Of The Week

Rural Experiential Model creates a sense of community The Art and Margaret Fry Arena was a busy place during the four days of the Fall 2015 Rural Experiential Model (REM) sessions.

REM brings a variety of courses to Dawson Ninety-five students and 13 visiting teachers descended upon Dawson City’s Robert Service School on the afternoon of Sept. 21 for this year’s edition of the Rural Experiential Model (REM
Don’t let the early snow keep you from planting! After a few hours of wet snow last Saturday, we had a pretty hard frost in Riverdale. It’s a good indication it is now time to do a little fall garden planting.

Celebrating Culture Artist Jonathan Wurtak works on a piece last Saturday
Yukon First Nations artists receive training Two First Nations artists from the Yukon attended a national training program in Ottawa last week aimed at building the business skills needed for a successful career as an artist.

Murder and intrigue in the Deep South ( Bookends ) When he’s not hanging out with Stephen King and playing garage band rock and roll as part of the Rock Bottom Remainders (they’re all writers),
Bird houses, feeders: education equates to enjoyment Not to take away from commercial stores that sell beautiful, bright-coloured bird houses, but while the colours may enhance your yard, they do very little, if anything, to attract birds.
Belting Out The Tunes MC TurMoil & Riddz, Jonathan Steele and David Richardson perform last Friday at the Battle of the Bands’ Future Routes concert at the Yukon College.
Play tours international arts festival in Ontario Gwaandak Theatre’s poetic, challenging production of Paradise tours to the international IMPACT 15 Festival in Kitchener, Ont. this month and next month,
Turbo Pet Of The Week

Little Fish In A Big Pond Boaters fish
Somewhere Over The Rainbow A rainbow stretches across a dark sky
Relating the case of the invisible parking ticket ( Uffish Thoughts ) Our recent foray into the wilds of downtown Toronto has left us with a bit of a puzzle to solve.
An offbeat evening of vocal and piano stylings Last Thursday night was not a usual concert night here.

Lunchtime Fundraising The Blood Ties Four Directions Centre
A young woman is forced to deal with a hairy situation ( Bookends ) Sam Lee isn’t your normal 18-year-old.
It’s time to start feeding our winged wonders First things first, so that means picking up a small pamphlet at the Yukon government administration building with the title Check list of Yukon birds.
Life next to Ontario’s fast lanes is no lark ( Uffish Thoughts ) After driving in Ontario for a week, I find that a couple of thoughts have occurred to me daily.
Dog Pile Pet Of The Week

An Evolving Series Neil Graham is seen last Thursday evening
Preparing for the next gardening season starts now Garden maintenance in the fall should not be just a matter of putting gardening tools away and walking away from the garden and/or greenhouse.

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