I have been voraciously reading David Sedaris’ books for a few weeks now. There are few writers who can make me laugh so hard that the tears stream down my face.He has such a quirky worldview.Sedaris is Greek, he is also...
Read More“Don Juan? I love Don Juan,” said my fiancée when I asked her if she wanted to see The Erotic Anguish of Don Juan at the Yukon Arts Centre.She loves Don Juan? I don’t get it. Don Juan was a cad who used women...
Read MoreOn the day we met to discuss the 11th Dawson City International Short Film Festival, producer Dan Sokolowski was just finishing getting the 40-page program into final shape to go to the printers.He looked a little tired, but I...
Read MoreRhythmic drips from the roof flash by the window, something other than the raven calling in the morning, and the occasional whiff of thawed soil.Can it be?The whisper of spring in the air?One can’t help but get excited.The...
Read MoreBesides hearing jazz played as tight as only a quartet of professionals can, the Jazz Yukon audience Sunday night will enjoy a spectacle.Have you seen the Hammond B-3 organ at The Cellar? Well, you will see it played by jazz...
Read MoreThere are strange things done on the Percy runwhen the mushers hit the trail.There are tales that are told of the ice and coldthat make novice mushers quail.But the strangest story we’ve heard of lateis the tale of Matthew...
Read MoreEach of us can be excused for overstating that which we are passionate about. But there was something in Mike Gladish’s tone that suggested he really did mean it when he told me that cross-country skiing is the best...
Read MoreFace plants in spaghetti, snow wars and, in “more peaceable times”, snow angels …It’s all part of the fun at the band retreat for F.H. Collins and Porter Creek secondary schools Grade 8 students.Rebekah...
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