Who was Skookum Jim? - Canadian Mining Journal
Among the thousands of people who searched for gold amid the rivers and creeks of the Klondike in the late 1890s, Skookum […]
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Among the thousands of people who searched for gold amid the rivers and creeks of the Klondike in the late 1890s, Skookum […]
The popular narrative of the Klondike Gold Rush is well known: Keish (Skookum Jim Mason) and his partners discover gold in Bonanza Creek; local
125 Years after the discovery of gold, the territory still beckons
Canada's History and Diverse Culture Captured on Two New Gold Royal Canadian Mint Masterpieces USA - English Share this article commemorated in 5-9s pure gold and Ukrainian art of Pysanka shines on an egg-shaped coin OTTAWA, ON, Jan. 27, 2021 /PRNewswire/ - The Royal Canadian Mint has launched two new gold coins that mark important chapters in Canadian history and shine a bright light on homegrown innovation. The newest addition to the Mint's long line of 1 oz., 99.999% pure gold bullion coins inaugurates a new series dedicated to the 125 th anniversary of the famous Klondike gold rush, whi...
Posted: Jan 10, 2021 10:00 AM CT | Last Updated: January 10 Yukon musicians Kevin McLachlan and Calvin Laveck are collaborating on a new musical about the Klondike Gold Rush.(Photo submitted by Kevin McLachlan) Every month, a different artist gets to spend a month living in the historic Jenni House in Shipyards Park in Whitehorse, working on whatever they want to work on. Painters, potters and poets have all used the time to try something new, or finish a project that's been on the shelf for a while. Musicians Kevin McLachlan and Calvin Laveck wanted to get a good start at writing a new music...