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Zack Seemiller may hold the Key West record for the fastest song ever composed. “I’m part of you ... you’re part of me ... maybe the best part ... you’re harmony.” These are some of the endearing lyrics to his favorite song, “Harmony,” which Zack Seemiller wrote to his daughter. He said that song came to him in less than a minute. “I’ve never not had music in my life,” he said. Seemiller, who defines himself “as an entertainer before anything else,” grew up in Pittsburgh where music was a part of his life from the beginning. He even ...

Climbing Australia's highest mountain, Mount Kosciuszko, is easy SHARE Photo: Leigh Henningham There's a fine line between being merely unprepared and being incredibly stupid. And that line is arguably crossed when you get up at 6am to climb the highest mountain on a continent with only the sketchiest of idea of what that might entail. Mercifully, Mount Kosciuszko is not quite in the Everest league. And frankly, it's nowhere near the Elbrus or Kilimanjaro league either. But a common thread amongst those who haven't climbed it is that no-one seems to know just how hard getting to the top i...

Posted: Dec 15, 2020 7:00 AM CT | Last Updated: December 15, 2020 Raymond Yakeleya is one of three Sahtu beneficiaries who claim 'financial irregularities and wrongdoings' around the purchase of Canol Outfitters in 2017. (Livia Manywounds/CBC) A three-year controversy surrounding the purchase of an outfitting company in the Sahtu region of the Northwest Territories came to a head last week at the Sahtu Assembly. Canol Outfitters, previously known as Rams Head Outfitters, was purchased in 2017 by the Sahtu Land Corporations for $5.8 million. Much of that money came from a loan from the Sahtu ...