Whitehorse Daily Star: Living Archive

Living Archive

The best of wild boar, washed down by a great blend Today, I'm proposing a wild boar roast paired with a blend of Cabernet Sauvignon and Carmenere from Chile.
Marking A Milestone Education Minister Elaine Taylor, cabinet colleague Doug Graham, a longtime former registrar of Yukon College, and college chancellor Geraldine Van Bibber cut the cake last Friday evening
Twin screenings celebrate 48-hour Yukon film challenge Enough to Get By, a reflective nine-minute film by Christopher Griffiths, Tyler Kuhn and Kieran O'Donovan, was the winner of the jury prize at this year's Yukon 48 Challenge.

Available For Viewing Jane Isakson speaks about her work From the Outer Edges at the Yukon Arts Centre gallery last Thursday evening.

Pursuing a very class-conscious murder mystery ( Bookends ) Lord Peter Wimsey was one of those gentleman detectives who gained popularity among English mystery writers in the early part of the last century.
Gun laws' persecution is cruel and unusual punishment If you are a legal firearm owner. you should take note of a letter I received from the Canadian Firearms Association.
Practice Makes Perfect The drawing and painting group is seen hard at work
Yukon arts projects supported by territorial Arts Fund Twelve Yukon organizations are receiving a collective $141,604 in funding from the Yukon government for projects encouraging participation in the arts and community engagement.
Getting Into The Christmas Spirit Nearly 450 people turned out to last Saturday morning's Skookum Asphalt Santa Breakfast
Students encouraged to promote the arts in their towns The closing ceremonies for this year's edition of the Youth Art Enrichment (YAE) program took place earlier this month at the Tr'ondëk Hwëch'in Hall and the Dänojà Zho Cultural Centre.

A fun way to combine gardening with the Christmas spirit Looking out of the kitchen window, I missed gazing at my over-the-rail window boxes overflowing with an assortment of eye-catching flowers that grace that part of my deck railing during the summer months.
Expressing Gratitude Sally Howson, third from right, the executive director of Global Change for Children,
Filipino-style meatballs with a Te Wahi Pinot Noir Today, I present lean pork deep-fried meatballs Filipino-style paired with a 2010 Te Wahi Pinot Noir from New Zealand.

The white nose syndrome continues to take its deadly toll For years, I have been following the white nose syndrome, which has been killing of millions of bats in eastern North America.
Robert Ludlum's famous Bourne legacy lingers on There are a couple of different things a publisher can do when a prolific and popular author dies.
Art judging panel selects the 2014/15 directory covers Northern art aficionados will soon have three more events to add to their calendars.
Come and Warble A four-member youth choir (walking through centre of photo),

Haddock chowder with a New Zealand Chardonnay Today, I'm presenting curried haddock chowder with mustard seeds paired with a New Zealand Chardonnay.
Fund supports artists touring beyond Yukon borders The Touring Artist Fund is providing $24,000 to Yukon visual artists, musicians and theatre artists to tour their work and develop new audiences outside the territory.

Marking A Special Week Education Minister Elaine Taylor (far right) presented a tribute in the Yukon Legislative Assembly last week in recognition of National Skilled Trades and Technology Week.

The federal government has gutted the Fisheries Act Ottawa's gutting of the Canadian Fisheries Act has eviscerated Canada's ability and responsibility to protect most fish habitat.
When reality TV becomes just a little too real ( Bookends ) The shared universe of the Wild Cards Consortium has gained quite a boost since one of its original members and head editor, George R.R. Martin,

A 2009 Jack Nicklaus wine backed by a prime rib roast Seeing the name of Jack Nicklaus on a Cabernet Sauvignon label is an exciting event in itself.
Despite my rose hip catastrophe, they offer many benefits My first foray into the world of wild edible foods occurred shortly after I arrived in the Yukon back in 1970.
Wainwright and company pleased their Dawson audience ( Review ) Martha Wainwright likes to move on the stage as she sings and plays.

Now Showing Halin de Repentigny is showing at the North End Gallery until the end of November.

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