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Heaven opened wide on Jan. 6, 2024, as our Lord welcomed Bryant William Lemon Sr. with a hearty hello and a job well done. His beloved Peggy wrapped her arms around him, and they were once again complete. Bryant was larger than life. A brilliant star that lit up every room with his exuberance, his humor and his wit. He was truly one of a kind. If you met him, you couldn’t forget him. He was interesting. He was interested. He made you think. He made you laugh. He kept you on your toes. He made ...

Shackleton, an adventurer who survived being marooned on sea ice with his crew in Antarctica for months made known his love of Canada, purchased investment property before his death in 1922

The author stayed at the Gleneagles hotel for one night, but would recommend to visitors to stay longer.

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The City of Whitehorse is conducting a survey to learn more about how and why people use city transit, as council considers whether or not to permanently waive bus fares.

Earlier this winter during frigid weather when the wind chill temperatures hovered at below zero. It reminded me of the stories of the Yukon by Robert Service that I faithfully read when I was young. In those stories such as “To Build A Fire” or “The Cremation of Sam McGee” men ended up freezing to […]

Whether or not you’re a haggis fan, maybe have a dram in his honour - you’ll be in good company

Whether or not you’re a haggis fan, maybe have a dram in his honour - you’ll be in good company

Whether or not you’re a haggis fan, maybe have a dram in his honour - you’ll be in good company

Whether or not you’re a haggis fan, maybe have a dram in his honour - you’ll be in good company