Whitehorse Daily Star: Living Archive

Living Archive

Two dead men in a life raft pose a prickly problem ( Bookends ) If the first Kurt Wallander mystery was pretty standard police procedural fare, except for the creation of Wallander himself, the second is rather a different animal.
Celebrating Art Keely Kovak brought her father, Jeremy, to Jack Hulland Elementary School for their recent Spring Art Celebration.
Finally, the snow has melted and it's fishing time! The most valuable asset you have in fishing is possibly the most ignored.
Junior Performers The Leaping Feats Creative Danceworks will present Featers Festival:
Girl Guides celebrate a centennial in Dawson City It's been 100 years since Harriet Edna Osborn started the first Girl Guides group in the Yukon.

‘You don't find ideas; ideas find you,' author says When former Berton House writer-in-residence Dan Dowhal gave a public reading of his work in progress toward the end of March,
Author to launch new northern cookbook Local author Michele Genest will launch her new cookbook,
Summer workers are welcomed by Dawson's churches Fifty newcomers to town – summer workers, mostly – enjoyed a hot meal and a couple of community information talks at the Dawson Community Gospel Chapel for the third session of the month-long Tuesday Transient Dinners.

Shows Open Longtime Yukon artist Jim Robb, centre right, speaks with Premier Darrell Pasloski last Thursday evening at the opening of "Jim Robb's Yukon" at the Yukon Arts Centre.
New Canadians Gather Judge Anne-Marie Kains swears in about 130 new citizens

Sounds In The Park Clair Ness (left) and David Sutton entertain Wednesday
In buying a gun, the stock is the most important thing I have shot moose with a bow and arrow and most calibres, from 270 up to a Winchester 300 Mag. (over power).
On Stage This Weekend Members of the MAD (Music, Art and Drama) will perform Willy Wonka, their biggest show of the year,
Book three has some shocking developments to ponder ( Bookends ) Book three has some shocking developments to ponder

On Stage Tonight Members of the MAD (Music, Art and Drama) class will mount the Wood Street Centre stage at 8:00 this evening for the biggest show of the year.

Arts Operating Fund helps cultural groups, art projects The Yukon government's Arts Operating Fund will provide nearly $668,000 to 15 established arts organizations and five annual projects in 2014.
Logo Unveiled Angelique Bernard (left), president of the Association franco-yukonnaise, Education Minister Elaine Taylor and city councillor John Streicker were on hand at last week's Yukon Francophone Day celebrations
Northwestel named top corporate fund-raiser Northwestel Inc. has been named the top corporate fund-raiser in a challenge organized by Big Brothers/Big Sister of Yukon.
The lowly beet is deservedly coming into its own The popularity of growing one vegetable over another is not unlike fashion.

Government fails to exert effective gun control After attending a local round table meeting with our MP, Ryan Leef,
Grants help bring Yukoners' stories to life Seven Yukon producers and directors are sharing $40,000 in financial assistance from the Yukon Filmmakers Fund.
Spenser's new writer has read the Parker Cliff Notes well ( Bookends ) What happens when a best-selling author with a popular book series dies?
RCMP Serve As Well As Protect A police lineup would not normally be a fun-filled event,
Businesses helped out hospital foundation Sixteen Whitehorse businesses donated a portion of their sales back to the Yukon Hospital Foundation late last month and early this month.

Northwestel unveils scholarships for northern students Northwestel Inc. will make six post-secondary scholarships available to students across northern Canada.

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