Whitehorse Daily Star: Living Archive

Living Archive

The use of pesticides and insecticides must be regulated in Yukon The use of pesticides and insecticides must be regulated in Yukon
Myth and Medium set to explore importance of art and culture This is the first year that the Tr'ondëk Hwëch'in Heritage Department's Myth and Medium event can live up to its promotion and actually be biennial.
Extremely Moving Youth Society gets set for trip to L.A. Will the moves of nearly 40 dancers from the Yukon be enough to capture the attention of talk show host Ellen Degeneres?
A writer's search for the roots of depression and suicide The title of James FitzGerald's memoir/history/detective story says a lot. What was there in his family's past that needed to be redeemed?

Longtime Yukoner helped colour up the 2014 Rendezvous Diana Mulloy recently contacted the Yukon Sourdough Rendezvous office.
Sound beginnings can equal a flourishing garden Now that Rendezvous and the Olympics are over, it's time to look ahead to the gardening season.

Myth and Medium to be held next week in Dawson ( Review ) The 2014 edition of the bi-annual Myth and Medium symposium will take place Monday through Friday of next week, with a focus on the arts.
Learning At The Conference Bringing Youth Toward Equality (BYTE )
Delving into the realities of evolution and evasive species There are many ways to look at nature.
Minister Attends Luncheon Jason Kenney, the federal Employment and Social Development minister,
Taking another look at the odyssey of the Lost Patrol ( Bookends ) Kerry Karram's fascination with tales of Arctic survival, made evident in her earlier book,

Inhospitable climate failed to deter game performer Karyn Ellis just happened to pick the night Dawson City was the coldest inhabited place on the planet to hold a house concert.

Make no mistake: the risks of fracking are very real I have received a lot of questions about how I feel towards fracking in the Yukon. It's not just fracking a well for oil or gas, as many things are related to that simple well.
Teenaged dystopias rule the book racks these days ( Bookends ) It seems the current trend in young adult literature involves two things.
Pro-Conservationists Have A Bash Hundreds of people attended last Sunday evening's fund-raiser for the court challenge of the Yukon government's new plan for the management of the Peel watershed.
Future Berton House writers-in-residence named The Writers' Trust of Canada has announced the next four writers to attend the Berton House Writers' Retreat, Canada's most sought after residency program.

Program helps with creations of new albums and demos Eleven Yukon musicians and groups will receive financial assistance through the Yukon Sound Recording Program to record their music, for a total amount of $31,000.
Set-Up Time Neil Graham works on installing String Theory,
The beauty and tradition of roses can't be surpassed With Valentine's Day two days away, the demand for roses, at an estimated 198 million stems in North America alone, shows they are still a favourite gift for your Valentine.

Beware of the recall of dangerous .22-calibre ammunition If you have Winchester .22-calibre rim fire ammunition with the following: Lot M*22 long rifle 40 gr Black Copper plated round nose rim fire ammo Symbol # S22LRT Lot # GD421 and GD52L, do not use it!
When the end of the case is just the beginning ( Bookends ) My latest visit to the world of Inspector Banks begins where a lot of mysteries end.
Celebrating An Important Movement The MacBride Museum is displaying Be Prepared, 100 Years of Girl Guides in the Yukon.
Celebrating the Great 88 in the Odd Fellows' ballroom The exact history of the Bechstein piano residing in the Odd Fellows Hall's ballroom is not clear.

Early Rendezvousing Juliann Fraser paints the doors of Whitehorse city hall Monday evening.

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