If the walls could talk, what tales they would tell. But the…
During the Klondike gold rush, the dance halls, saloons and theatres of…
The book is about more than his Klondike exploits.
There was a curious combination of circumstances that converged during the Klondike…
Nearly 100 people attended a celebration at the Yukon Beringia Interpretive Centre…
Despite depopulation during World War I, 14 men were reported still engaged…
The Day brothers were an integral part of the early prospecting in the pre-Klondike Yukon valley.
Well, it’s that time of year again. The Yukon is exposed to…
Marjorie Rambeau was a stage prodigy, who started her career in Nome when she was just 12 years old
The amazing story of two girls who lived in Dawson in the early days.
The week of February 18-23 is designated as Heritage Week across the…
A new gold mine is being developed north of Mayo that will…
The new book is titled Signposts and Promises: Canada and the Alaska Highway.
The story of “The Father of the Yukon,” Arthur Harper
I think that Falber should stick to acting and storytelling, and leave Yukon history alone.
The book introduces the story of Yukon’s wartime involvement and describes heroic contributions
It was the best designed and most pretentious of all the theatres in Dawson City
Yukon soldiers are buried in more than 50 cemeteries on four continents
After touring England, France and Belgium, Michael Gates ‘bumping into history’ everywhere he turned
‘No more war. Not in my lifetime. Curse the memory of it’
