Fate has a habit of steering flute and saxophone player Jane Bunnett in unexpected directions.If tendinitis hadn’t forced a break from her intense piano practice regime, for instance, she might not have gone to San Francisco and...
Read MoreI’ve already mentioned how easy it was to provoke calls on my radio open-line show in Charlottetown in the 1970s, by inviting listeners to share either recipes or gardening tips.One desperate morning, I stumbled across a topic...
Read MoreMembers of the Haines Junction Junior Canadian Rangers (JCR) attended the annual JCR National Marksmanship Championship in St. Catharines, Ontario, in early May. In total, 63 rangers from across the country competed in the event...
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When one walks along the rim of the autumn of one’s life, they can’t help but to look back to the...
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Two art shows at the Yukon Arts Centre Gallery explore the tension between the human and the natural world.
Read MoreBefore I was married, and my wife Lisa and I moved to the Yukon, my home was built on the northern borders of the Township of Oro-Medonte, in Central Ontario, where I just happened to be the deputy mayor. It is a land of rolling...
Read MoreEvolution is an amazing thing and for the beaver, it has taken millions of years. Once almost 8 feet long some thousans of years ago, now the beaver, even though it continues to grow all its life, it will be lucky if it reaches...
Read MoreAnyone who has attended a Kim Beggs concert, or listened to one of her CDs, knows that the subject of death often shows up in her lyrics. It certainly did on October 12, during the sixth of 41 stops on her current two-month...
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