Whitehorse Daily Star: Living Archive

Living Archive

Engaging The Onlookers Jon Heaton involves the audience Tuesday at the Yukon Summer Music Camp Percussion Panic performance at Yukon College.

Canvas In A Canyon Blair Thorson was one of the artists taking part in the Yukon Conservation Society’s Miles Canyon in Art event,
Cookfest looms on Thursday’s menu The one and only multi-day, territory-wide culinary festival to be held in the Canadian territories is entering its second year.
The practice of saving your seeds is regerminating The art of saving seeds seems to be in a bit of a revival, at least amongst the many gardeners I have come in contact with recently.

A writing couple shared Berton House in the spring Berton House is intended to be a retreat for one writer at a time, but it has happened that two writers have ended up there at the same time.

Moosehide Gathering began beneath showers, sunshine Moosehide Gathering 2014, the 12th event of that name since 1993, got off to a rousing start last Thursday evening.

There is a fresh vegetable garden in the back country A couple of weeks ago, I pondered the value of dandelions.
A journey through time and space across the U.S.A. Simon Winchester is a proud new American citizen who wears small “Old Glory” cufflinks on his shirts.
MI LOO Pet Of The Week

Showing The Advantage Rural Alberta Advantage was one of the key acts to perform at last weekend’s Dawson City Music Festival.
Car Cruise to Carcross doubles participant attendance The recent second annual Car Cruise to Carcross “show and shine” presented by the Whitehorse based Klondike Cruisers car club drew a wide mix of 40 vehicles to the Carcross Commons.

Klondikers celebrate 40 years of Lotteries Yukon Lotteries Yukon has been contributing to local arts, recreation, sports and cultural events in Yukon communities for 40 years now.

Obsessions lead to bad ends in Gold Rush adventure ( Bookends ) It’s hard to warm to a book when the central characters are essentially unlovable bastards, and that is a serious problem that Gold Mad has.
Red squirrels are intriguing, but not good pets Red squirrels are real loners – that is, until mating time, and then things change for a few minutes.
Fruits of artist-filmmaker’s efforts due out soon Yukoners can soon start watching Toronto artist/filmmaker/explorer Cory Trépanier’s new short film,
Ross Pet Of The Week

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