Multimedia Feature: The Matrix of Lines
Step into John Steins’ world of printmaking as we join him in his workshop, here in Dawson City.
This is the third instalment as part of a summer video series filmed and produced by our summer intern, Hannah Eden.
Be sure to pick up Wednesday, June 25th issue of the Klondike Sun to read the full feature on John Steins and his love of all things creative.
Moosehide Hunting
Kalilah Olson (left) and friend Mikaila Blanchard hold the antlers from the 1250 pound bull moose shot on July 10.
Story and Photo by Hannah Eden
Moosehide Gathering preparations have officially begun with the latest edition to the three day feast – a bull moose. The moose was shot and killed by Ryan Peterson, Tr’ondëk Hwëch’in Fish and Wildlife Steward with the help of friend Bobby Blanchard, his daughter Mikaila and friend Kalilah Olson in the early hours of the morning on Thursday July 10th. » » » »
Fracking in the Klondike? No Way, citizens say.
Dawson City residents attend a meeting on the future of hydro-fracking in the Yukon
Story and Photo by Dan Davidson
If there was any doubt about how hydraulic fracking is viewed in the Klondike, the results of the visit of the Select Committee Regarding the Risks and Benefits of Hydraulic Fracturing to Dawson should settle the matter.
Dawson Anthology: Call for Submissions EXTENSION JULY 18, 2014
Editors Alyssa Friesen and Lulu Keating are gathering literary work inspired by Dawson City, Yukon to create a Dawson Anthology. The published book will contain works of short fiction, non-fiction and poetry. » » » »
Alchemical Wonder
Florian Boulais, founder of the newly opened Alchemy Cafe, admires his handiwork as he stands near the service counter at Alchemy Cafe.
Story and Photo By Hannah Eden
A dizzying spell of colours shout out from the dusty boardwalks of Third Avenue as Alchemy Café rests in its final stage of completion – the opening. » » » »
Literary Society of the Klondike AGM Postponed
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