There are extroverts and there are introverts—equals in life, just with different ways of having their “batteries” recharged.The extrovert is energized in social gatherings of larger groups and may mistakenly be...
Read MoreAs far as this paper’s mandate reaches – arts, culture, entertainment and recreation – the biggest news of the week is the creation of the Society of Yukon Independent Dance Artists.It is big news because it addresses a...
Read MoreA dream I’ve held since childhood has been quashed.It’s with much regret that I must inform all of you that my letter of interest to join the Paranormal Saskatoon research group has gone unanswered.It’s been...
Read MoreThe prize, a battered gold pan streaked with red, was held aloft, like a trophy.George Maratos stepped up to the microphone like a gunslinger to announce the comedy Standup Standoff was about to begin. This was no laughing...
Read MorePegasus Wing beckons listeners to recall the profound messages and blissful sounds made by artists whom (unbeknown to them at the time) stood at the 80s doorstep of strange musical wonder, having just come off a 70s classic rock...
Read MoreOne of the most-asked questions in regards to greenhouse coverings is: “What material should I use to cover my greenhouse.”The most important decision you will make is the choice of greenhouse coverings (or glazing...
Read MoreThe Yukon’s Gateway, Watson Lake, turns 25 years old this weekend.And, to celebrate, the town’s residents will be throwing a carnival in Wye Lake Park.Terry Colebrooke, the town’s recreation director, says on...
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