I think I have seven versions of “Motorcycle Trip Gear List” on my computer. Every time we go on a trip there are three more things I really should have left behind and one or two more I’ve forgotten or found a...
Read MoreOf the thousands of photos from the devastation of Sept. 11, photo editors around the world chose one photo that would tell the story of that day. It wasn’t of the Twin Towers burning and it wasn’t of the plane...
Read MoreWhimsy, angst and wit play in Joseph Tisiga’s drawings for the show Indigenous Incisions — or an Indigenous Ambivalence of the Abandoned Modern Man — opening Sept. 4 in the Yukon Arts Centre Community...
Read MoreBe warned: if you are travelling along the Klondike Highway on the evening of Sept. 5 or into the wee hours of Sept. 6, you may come across a 200-pound chicken.Not a real chicken of course, but rather an Alaskan donning the...
Read MoreIt’s been obvious to gardeners for some time that this summer has not been favourable for vegetable gardening. The lack of sunny days combined with cool nights is just not the best for ripening of tomatoes.Outdoor...
Read MoreBodybuilders, to state the obvious, have big muscles.Freakishly big muscles … with veins and tendons sticking out in such ways that remind you that some things are best left covered up.Let’s face it, all of those...
Read MoreMarilyn Wolovick brings two coffees to her husband’s studio. The cups are comfortable to hold, lovely to look at and each slightly different.Her husband, Rich Claxton, is a potter and he made those cups and, he confirms,...
Read MoreAs Yukoners, one of the real treats we have is access to a broad selection of game meats.While I don’t hunt, I am lucky to have friends who have generously shared portions of their moose and caribou meat. I have been...
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