Dan Davidson
A Klondyke Korner
- The Best Remembrance
- Klondike Korner: Wake-up Call
- Tr'ondek Hwich'in Celebrate at Moosehide
- How Others See Us PDF
- The Joys of a Good House Concert
- Dawson Goes to the Dogs
- Boardwalks and Visitors
- Remarkable Dedication in the Dead Centre of Town
- Another Housing Crunch
- The Ice Bridge Begins
- A Gift from the Odd Fellows
- It's Beginning to Look a Lot Like "You Know What"
- See the Dredge, While You Can
- Come Toss a Caber
- Dawson Dresses Up
- The "True" Tale of Diamond Lil
- A Klondike Korner: When Dawson Celebrated Independence Day
- Dawson Museum Celebrates 50 Years
- Michael Mason's Single Line
- The Berton House Boomerang Effect
- Dawson Blooms in the Summer
- ArtsFest Aims to Carve Itself a New Emphasis
- How Scrooge Made his Fortune
- An Art Invasion is Coming to Dawson
- Celebrating Print and Publishing at the Daily News
- Taking a Walk Along Writers' Block
- The Storyteller's Story
- Gallery Hopping as a Discovery Event
- All Dolled Up
- Picking the Greatest Klondiker
- Miners Have a Bone to Pick with Pre-History
- Saving a Language and a Culture
- A Vision Becomes a Reality at the Gathering Place
- The Origins of Berton House: Pt. 2
- Mass Confusion at the Percy Junior Race
- The Origins of Berton House: Part 1
- Film Time
- Driving Depends on Icy Conditions
- What is Thaw di Gras, Anyway?
- The Trek Celebrates Year 19
- Myth and Medium Returns to Dawson
- Sunshine and Shadow in the Winter
- A Fortnight in the Freezer
- Klondike Korner: Preparing for the Quest
- Lots of Snow in the Klondike
- Be It Ever So Wintry, There's No Place Like Home
- Music Fills the Klondike this Fall
- Getting Down with the Trash
- Klondike Korner: Rediscovering the Discovery Claim
- A Klondike Korner: Honouring Tr'ochëk
- Dawson's Writers' Block
- Roofalanches
- Feeding Bodies, Hearts and Minds
- Making Music in the Ballroom
- A Close Look at the Klondike's Frozen Gold
- A Look at Dawson's Dike
- Painting the Public Face of Dawson
- Memories of Life in Dawson
- Musical Months in Dawson
- Ribbons and Scissors
- Klondike's Wandering School House
- Remembering the Lost Patrol
- Dawson's Got Culture
- Art Enrichment Time
- Klondike Korner: We Shutter to Think of Winter
- A Dawson Virtual Tour
- Watching Ice
- Dawson and the Ted Harrison Effect
- Klondike Korner: Look Out Below!
- Klondike Korner: How the Dogs Love to Run
- Klondike Korner: Preparing for the Double Bob Bash
- The Artful Orchestration of Ferry Extraction
- The Mystery of the Four Coffins Explained
- The Shadows Know
- Remembering Tent City
- Klondike Korner: Introducing the Klondike Cup
- Klondike Korner: Gold Show Turns 25
- Klondike Korner: Getting Ready For the Ball
- Cleaning up in the Klondike
- Klondike Korner: Reflections on a Dawson Spring
- Klondike Korner: Just Watchin' the River Flow
- Klondike Korner: Looking for the Midnight Sun
- When the Whistle Blows
- Something Different Comes to Town
- They Keep Coming Back
- Klondike Korner: Jeanne Randolph Analyzes Everything
- Klondike Korner: Frontiers of Literature
- Klondike Korner: Tourism Promotion Goes Digital
- Early Adventures in Yukon Tourism
- Klondike Korner: Ice Bridge Jitters
- Remembering the Iron Man
- Showcasing the 'fur' North
- A Different Kind of "Break Up"
- Klondike Korner: Trekking Over the Top
- Klondike Korner: Movie Nights at the Museum
- Klondike Korner: Memories of Clinton Creek
- Getting in Tune for Christmas Eve
- Developing a Painless Pageant
- Dog Teams and River Walkers Make the Crossing
- It's Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas
- A Celebration of Northern Words
- Afternoon and Evening Delight on Commissioner's Day
- Klondike Korner: Dancing in the Summer Breeze
- Klondike Korner: Visions of Dawson's Past at the Museum
- When the Fire Hall Got Hauled
- Where Did You Say That Was
- A Day to Remember
- Klondike Korner: Poetry Corner
- Klondike Korner: It's a Recycling Depot, Not a Garbage Dump
- Bugged!
- Klondike Korner: What is Dawson Time, Anyway?
- Klondike Korner: 'Tis the Season of Bizaarness
- Klondike Korner: It's the Bazaar Season in Dawson
- The Odd Places Some People Live
- Klondike Korner: Picture This
- A Teller of Tall Tales Ended his Journey in Dawson City
- Klondike Korner: The Rooneys Want to Put on a Show
- When the Outhouses Get Running
- The New Faces of Dawson
- Klondike Korner: Poetry Corner: Inukshuks
- All That Glitters in the Klondike
- Dawson Poised for a Dramatic Comeback
- The Gold Show Blooms this Weekend
- When will the Ferry Be In?
- Winter Snow Dropped Early this Year
- Dawson Buttons Up for the Coming Winter
- Klondike Korner: Pierre Berton's Dawson Legacy
- Decaying Memories
- When Our Signs Come Down
- That Little Old Log Cabin on the Hill
- Klondike Korner: Poetry Corner: Framework
- Golden Words Helped the Klondike Survive
- Klondike Korner: Poetry Corner
- Klondike Korner: When Life Influences Art and Vice-Versa
- "Accessible" is the Word for this Year's DCMF
- When Plaque is a Good Thing
- About the Rising of the Sun
- Klondike Korner: What about the "Nutty Club"?
- Canine Communication and the P-Mail Network
- Film Festival Goers will be Reeling On Easter Weekend
- The Marvelous Tale of Musher McHugh
- Signs, Signs, Everywhere Signs
- Yonder, a Flash of Red
- Boardwalk Users Take the High Road
- Klondike Korner: What's this about a bridge?
- Klondike Korner: Ill Met by Twilight
- Klondike Korner: Making the Town an Art Gallery
- The Community That Sings Together
- Flooding Our Way to a River Crossing
- Klondike Korner: Making the Town an Art Gallery
- Klondike Korner: On Losing a Good Neighbour
- Klondike Korner: Giving Directions in Dawson Can Be Confusing
- Coyote
- Klondike Korner: Laying Down Tracks in Dawson City
- Crescent Moon in December
- Where Will the Ravens All Gather?
- The Snowplough Went By at Noon Today
- The Icing on the Season
- Klondike Korner: Whirlwind
- Building the Klondike Music Puzzle
- Driving North in July
- Klondike Korner: Going the Indie Route with New Book
- The Double Bob is a Dawson Tradition
- Klondike Korner: Making Music Instruction Fun
- Klondike Korner: Let it Snow, Let it Snow
- Klondike Korner: Handling the Quest is a Fine Tuned Operation
- Dawson Looks After Those in Need
- Klondike Korner: Snow-Carving Contest
- Klondike Korner: What's So Important About the Old CIBC Building?
- Klondike Korner: We Struck Gold with the KVA
- Enjoying Frankenweenie, Together
- Reflections on the Changing Season
- Klondike Korner: Livesey's General Store
- Klondike Korner: Wave Forms
- Snow Clearances Create Roadblocks and Opportunities
- Klondike Korner: How Dawson Does All that it Does
- Bi-'Sicles Built for Two
- Supporting the Economy Through the Arts
- Klondike Korner: Waiting for the Ice to Flow
- Young Performers Are Stepping up to the Microphone
- Come to the Klondike
- Klondike Korner: Visiting Artist Finds Inspiration in Faces and Stories
- Whitehorse's Annie Avery and Dawson City's George McConkey joined forces for an evening at the pub
- Celebrating the Yukon's Birthday
- Klondike Korner: Lovely Artworks Carry Disturbing Message
- Old Films Provide New Attractions in Dawson
- The Klondike Echoes Down through the Literary Years
- Sunshine Paradox
- Coping with the Summer's Heat
- Klondike Korner: Parks Open Some Dawson Doors for the Summer
- Klondike Korner: Life Returns to the Palace Grand Theatre
- Exploring Tr'ondëk Hwëch'in Culture
- Authors on Eighth
- Klondike Korner: Klondyke Korner: Discover a New Interpretive Walk
- Dredges Kept the Klondike Alive
- A Terd of Hurtles
- Delving into the History of Bear Creek
- Created from Shattered Glass
- The Sourtoe Cocktail: A Popular Gag
- Proposing World Heritage Status for the Klondike
- The Legacy of Dick North will Endure
- A Subversive Singer-Songwriter Comes to the Yukon
- Gearing up for 48 Hours of Filming Madness
- What is the Tr'ondëk-Klondike Project?
- Dawson Hosts a Medley of Concerts to Check Out
- It's Beginning to Look a Lot Like... You Know
- Staging the Nativity in the Museum
- A Season in the Mist
- Radio With Heart
- The Dawson City Music Festival Focuses on Quality over Quantity
- Barnacle Bob Headlines at the Odd Fellows Hall
- Getting into the Skins of Things
- Myth and Medium are Coming Again
- The Trek Will Be Coming Soon
- Dawson Gets Ready for Spring with Thaw di Gras
- What Does Klondike Mean to the World?
- The Hollywood Treatment
- The Percy de Wolfe Race is Ready To Go
- Dawson's Streets Get Ready for Spring
- Cross-Cultural Advances in Klondike Education
- Dawson City Runs on Volunteers
- Now Comes the Season of the Tripod
- Dawson's reverse speed bumps slow people down
- Talking Points about "Klondike" for our summer visitors
- The tripod met an unusual fate this year
- The George Black Ferry Links the Two Dawsons
- The KVA promotes the Klondike to the world
- Winnowing Word in the Windy City
- Front Street’s Elegant Showcase
- Grand Times at the Palace
- Why does Dawson Need a Dike?
- Tracking down grandmother by land and water
- Along the Boardwalks in Dawson City
- Dawson’s Public Gardens Are A Treat
- Reflections on Rural Yukon Education
- An Odd Taste in Lawn Decorations
- Not Content with Watching the River Flow
- Things that Go Bang in the Night
- The Glory Days of Outhouse Races Past
- Let’s Run It Up The Flagpole And See Whom Salutes
- Keeping Busy On The Berton House Beat
- Where Have All The Colours Gone?
- Keeping Busy Now that the Tourists are Gone
- Christmas Eve Preparations Before Halloween?
- Listening to the Music
- A Tale of Two Boxes
- Change is Always Challenging
- Turning Her Life Into Stories
- When the cat came back
- How The Double Bob Bash Came To Be
- Music for the community
- Here Comes the Sun
- St. Paul's Tries To Get Warmer
- The Cold Weather Doggie Blues
- Court Comes to the OTAB
- Getting Around in Dawson
- Dragon in the New Year, Chinese Style
- Her Next Plan is Coming to a Television Near You
- Gerties is now a Municipal Heritage Site
- The Ice Bridge Decay is a Sure Sign of Spring
- Dawson Moves Into Puddletime
- World Heritage Planning Gets a Big Boost
- Facebook Posse Finds Stolen Trailer
- Off to Skagway to Explore Language
- When the Darkness Bleeds Daylight
- When your Fingers Stumble Through the Pages
- The Fire Siren is Good News
- Twice A Day the Whistle Blows
- Moving Day on Eighth Avenue
- Rambling North for the Dawson City Music Festival
- Saturday at the Front Street Markets
- When local voices made a difference
- A new park says Thanks to Klondike volunteers
- Revisiting the Klondike Big Inch
- Bringing New Life into Old Buildings
- Fun fiction from the Klondike
- Trying to keep the Sun Shining
- Bringing Variety to the Rural School Experience
- What to Do in Dawson in the Winter
- Winter: We Shutter to Feel it Coming
- Marching in remembrance of things past
- Jewels on the Water
- Good Music for Good Causes
- Brightening Up Even the Darkest Nights
- Feeding the Hungry is a Vital Community Service
- Dawson Lights up for Christmas
- Winning Awards with Husky Bus
- So much for the death of the printed book
- Where will the ravens warm their toes?
- The (Book) Case for Real Books
- Of Heater Plugs and Roof Clearances
- Examining the Quest to Understand the Aurora Borealis
- Myth and Medium Focuses on Stories and Performance
- Announcing Yukon’s Unofficial Other March Long Weekend
- Year 17 sees an abundance of Yukon Films at the Festival
- It’s 40 years of mushing on the Percy DeWolfe Trail
- Germans love Jack London
- Sharing His Knowledge of Wolves
- Dawson and the Harrison Effect
- Converting Adventure into Books and Film
- Nurturing Good Writing
- Taking it to the Streets
- The role of the KVA in the Klondike
- Twenty Years of Pioneer Women Celebrated at the Hospital
- The Yukon and the First World War
- Music for Fun and a Good Cause
- Gearing up for the 30th Gold Show
- Celebrating Jack London’s Legacy
- Mark Zuehlke and the Remittance Men
- A Little or a Lot, Get Ready to Run
- Chasing Stories in Skagway
- The Joys of Reading Aloud
- The Strange Story of Mary Hanulik Garden
- Saturday is Market Time in the Klondike
- Stories for Gold
- The History of Jews During the Gold Rush
- Promoting the Klondike Experience
- Priska Wettstein: A Love Affair with Photography
- A Colouring Book for Adults
- Seeds of Change Lead to Reconciliation
- How Two Pierres had an Adventure in the Yukon
- The Trail of 98 Shows Another Side of Robert W. Service
- Need Some Good Advice?
- What is the Aurora Trail?
- The Sourtoe celebrated as a “Hidden Wonder” of the World
- Dawson in a Fictional Sense
- The Klondike Continues to Prepare for World Heritage Status
- Christmas Eve Preparations in October
- Gathering Memories of Clinton Creek Proves Difficult
- Shedding a Little Light on a SAD Season
- Flowing Water and the Daily Light Show
- Making Music and Money for Good Causes
- The Trekkers Will Soon be Here
- Thaw di Gras appeals to Locals and Visitors
- The Evolution of a Home
- Racing to Honour an Honourable Man
- The Tripod Stands to Mark the River’s Breakup
- Celebrate the Art of Filmmaking this Weekend
- A Mentor for Yukon Young Writers
- Using Stories to Make People Think
- Writing as a Full Time Profession
- Chronicling the Vanishing Alaska Highway Lodge Community
- Poetry for Change
- Good Advice
- Gold Show: The Rush is On
- North Words
- Double-barreled day of action in Dawson City
- There’s Gold in Those Buckets of Dirt
- Books to Celebrate 150 years of Canada
- Remembering Canada's Centennial Year
- Finding Orchids in an Unusual Setting
- Yukon's Fictional Geography
- Race ’til You’re Pooped!
- Celebrating the Klondike's Literary Legends
- Discovery Days: Yukon’s Moveable Holiday
- The Yukon is Great for Summer Travelling
- Poking Fun at Some National Icons on Our Birthday
- Celebrating the Klondike as a Special Place
- TIAY Picks Dawson to Showcase Sustainable Tourism
- Congratulations SOVA!
- SOVA at 10
- A Tale of the Klondike Tailings
- People who crafted the promise of Canada
- Symposium to discuss activating history
- A spooky pre-Halloween evening
- The Northern Review remembers World War I
- Advent season is Bazaar season in Dawson
- Drifting Home covers 3 generations of Bertons
- Getting Ready for Christmas Eve
- A tale of Arctic exploration
- Dawson City Music Festival aims for sustainability
- Strange things won from the midnight sun
- We are what we used to eat
- Trek Over the Top Turns 25 this Year
- 13 Ways to look at Canada
- Keeping the weekend weird
- Try this!
- Looking back at Canada’s Centennial Year
- Neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night stays the Percy deWolfe race
- Dawson City International Short Film Festival is downloaded for its 18th Year
- It’s ice pool time
- Gearing up to explore ideas and the written word
- Jamella Hagen: Part of Writing is Being Ready to Write
- Michael Winter: Keeping track of things in the world
- Tyrell Johnson: ‘Write the story you would want to read’
- Owen Laukkanen: “Keep writing and edit your own work ruthlessly”
- Putting Canada 150 between two covers
- Zsuzsi Gartner: Aspiring to the darkly tragi-comic
- The Northern Review looks at literature
- The ODD Gallery showcases Tamika Knutson’s Skin
- Stream of Dreams
- Dawson is gearing up to celebrate Canada Day with both new and old traditions. Here’s the scoop!
- Authors on Eighth celebrates Klondike literature
- A dystopian life near the Blackstone River
- An Old-fashioned public reading at Jack London Square
- The Palace Grand Theatre is back in business
- How an email exchange became a 15-year blog project
- Where the Trump family fortune got started
- Home Routes provides a cozy evening of music
- John Henderson: Celebrating the Great White North
- It’s beginning to look a lot like ... (you know)
- Autumn sunlight and shadows
- Murder and romance in small-town Alaska
- Nature’s little automatic defroster
- Ready for Christmas Eve
- A Trip to the City of the Lost - Returning to Rockton
- Thaw di Gras is Coming Soon
- The Aurora Trail offers a second set of house concerts
- A Commemoration of the Yukon’s WWI Fallen Soldiers
- Dawson City International Short Film Festival celebrates two decades of short films
- What is the Yukon Writers’ Festival?
- Fear should never be a deterrent
- Watching the River Thaw
- David Geary says to “be hungry for other people’s stories”
- Sigmund Brouwer says put your character in a problem situation
- The saga of Dawson’s street clearances
- Consumed by craft
- Joanna Lilley feels most herself when she’s writing
- How real life can inform fiction
- Want to win gold for your writing?
- Friends of the Palace Grand plan 21 shows this summer
- A stroll along the Writers’ Block
- Changes are not always welcome, even if they are historically accurate
- Missives from One Bucket Creek
- Time marches on, but backwards sometimes
- Dawson Invitational Volleyball Tournament begins another 40 years after celebrating the creator’s last winter
- Dawson entertains itself at monthly coffee houses
- Hiking to Siberia
- Dawson’s Thaw di Gras
- Seventy tales from the Yukon, Atlin and Tibet
- The Percy DeWolfe committee is ready for its last race, but the event will carry on
- Dawson in the deep freeze
- From South to North with the Erebus
- An ABC Aviation Adventure
- Pandemic Parades Take to the Streets
- Authors on Eighth overcome COVID-19
- A delayed Short Film Festival will happen in October
- The Klondike Gold Rush Steamers
- Jack London imagined a virus
- Navigating Dawson’s streets last summer
- Why did it have to be snakes?
- Dublin Gulch
- An indigenous fable for all ages
- The Ice pool Contest is a go for 2021
- Live music returns to Dënäkär Zho
- Spring clearances in Dawson
- Learning how to cope with fear in overdrive
- Friday is Concert time at the Gazebo
- Timelapse scenery at the ODD Gallery
- The Bookshelf: A poetic memoir of northern travels
- Klondike Korner: DCMF 2021 is reborn in a smaller, later version this COVID year
- Robert Service’s great-granddaughter honours her ancestor
- The Bookshelf: Seeking Redemption on the Yukon Quest Trail
- A Klondike Korner: Sometimes life imitates art
- Exploring fading memories at the ODD Gallery
- Meanderings: The Steeles wandered at random around the world
- Spring Reflections in Dawson City
- Dawson’s Fridays Are A Time For Music!
- The Bookshelf: When Dawson Made Hockey History
- Looking Inside the Insider
- A Peek At The Yukon During ‘The Quiet Years’
- <strong>A</strong> <strong>Yukon Mosaic</strong>
- There Is Much to Savour In This Memoir
- Tales Of ‘An Alternative Klondike’
- Having Fun With Animal Names
- The Two Levels Of Authors On Eighth
- Tales From Before And After The Gold Rush
- Another Successful Season Of Summer Music Outdoors
- Tr’ondëk-Klondike Achieves World Heritage Status
- It’s Bazaar Season In Dawson
- Keeping ‘The Percy’ Alive!
After three decades in classrooms in Beaver Creek, Faro and Dawson, Dan Davidson retired to continue writing, as he had been all those years.