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Issue Book Signing! DCMF Coverage 6, 7, 8, 9 & 24 Sandy's big announcement 9 Simmons & Susu at the Palace 19 Even the security folks were Silver goes for Liberal gold. Start thinking about next year's Come celebrate the one-year happy at the Festival full games. anniversary of the publication of JJ Van Bibber's book I was born under a spruce tree. Pat and Alex Van Bibber will be signing books at What to see and do in Dawson! 2 Hospital Siding issues 5 TV Guide 12 - 16 ConNor funding now official 20 Maximilian's on Saturday, WWTP Update 3 Bookends 10 20 Years Ago 17 Kids' Corner (by kids) 26 August 17 from 1 p.m. to 3 Uffish: About those Leeflets 4 Dome Race Results 11 Lunatic at the Palace 18 City Notices 28 P2 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 2013 THE KLONDIKE SUN What to SEE and DO in dawson now:

The Westminster Hotel Susu robin. This free public service helps our readers find their way through the many activities all over town. Any small happening may need George mcconkey : Tuesdays in the Tavern at 7 p.m. preparation and planning, so let us know in good time! To join this Fridays & Saturdays: Live music in the lounge Eventslisting contact the office at [email protected]. : Fridays in the Tavern, 5:30-8:30 p.m. GILLIAN CAMPBELL - GOLD RUSH REVIEW: The Midnight Sun Hotel : Starting at 11 p.m. Ladies night: August 9-10, 7 p.m. at the Palace THe Klondike Sons: Grand Theatre Thursdays 2013 RIVERSIDE ARTS FESTIVAL: *Advance tickets for Palace Grand events at the VIC, KIAC and the Palace Grand. Klondike Kate's Fridays August 15 to 18th. Workshops, Restaurant Hours: DISCOVERYlive music, guest DAYS: lectures, artist talks, exhibitions, special events and public art projects. Visit www.kiac.ca for full schedule. Happy hour: Monday to Saturday, Lunch 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., Dinner 5 August 15 to 18th. In August 1898, gold was discovered p.m. to 10 p.m. Sunday, Bunch 8 a.m. to 3 p.m., Dinner 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. on Bonanza Creek and sparked the and the creation of the Meetings Daily, 5 to 6 p.m. Beer, wine, highballs and $4 daily taco!! Daw- Yukon Territory! Full "Disco Days" schedule at www.dawsoncity.ca. son's most inexpensive, don't miss it! IODE : ChamberPh. (867) 993-6527. of Commerce Please visit our & new Town website, Council www.klondikekates.ca Meet first Tuesday each month at home of Joyce Caley Chamber Meetings: Ratoyal 7:30 p.m.Canadian For info L callegion Myrna Branch Butterworth, #1: 993-5353, Joyce Caley, 993-5424. Recess for summer July-Oct. Council Meetings: Regular meetings on the second Wednesday of each Meet second Thursday each month month at the Downtown Hotel. Pationeer Legion Hall Women (3rd andof theKing YSt.)ukon at 7:30: p.m. Contacts Helen Bowie, 993-5526, 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month at 7 p.m. at Council Myrna Butterworth, 993-5353. Chambers. Public invited to ask Council questions during the question period, Meet third Thursday each month at 7:30 Cwhichommittee takes place of the towards whole the endmeetings of each :meeting. Meetings are also aired on p.m. at YOOP Hall. Contact Myrna Butterworth, 993-5353. Recess for summer Channel 12. June,Klondike July and Aug.Institute of Art and Culture (KIAC) Council will be holding Committee chad vangaalen live at the palace grand theatre: Yukonof the Whole College meetings on the 1st Monday and 3rd Tuesday of each month. red cross first aid/cpr: Saturday, August Herbal remedies: hiking & harvesting: 17th. Doors at 8 p.m. $12 in advance, $15 at door. Tickets at KIACDiaper and Island Maxi- August 14 & 15, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. $160 Imilians.n the MusicianOdd: the and natural visual artist, and VanGaalen manufactured invites listeners: to explore his creativity with the closest record he has done to a rock album, . Turn your foraged harvest into Tsomethingrades e naturalxploration and useful! program In July, every: Wednesday evening at 6-9 p.m., every Opening reception Thursday morning 9 a.m. to noon. $45. Thursday, August 15 at 7 p.m. Artist talk Friday, August 16 at 8:30 p.m. Paul 15 weeks, September 9-December 20. IGriffenn the andconfluence Sarah Fuller: eh coordinate to zed: on this project with a gallery installation and an outdoor exhibit. Klondike$513 plus fees. Visitor's Try your hand Association at a number of trades. July 18 - August 11. Dan Sokolowski. Photo- Diamond tooth gerties: Dgraphs,awson digital City video Artists and' 16Market mm film: of the Grand Trunk Railway, or "Alphabet Railway", between Manitoba and . Open seven days a week. Shows at 8:30 p.m., 10:30 Parksp.m. and midnight. Happy Hour 11 p.m. - midnight. Late night food! Check out work by local artists or sell your OPEN BUILDING: Oownpen wares. studio Every: Saturday in July and August, 11 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. in the Com- munity Events Shelter on Front Street. E-mail [email protected] for more info. There is a different door open to a different building Looking for a place to make art this summer? KIAC classroom to explore every day! Wander in, meet an interpreter and have a look is open on Saturdays, noon to 4 p.m. $5 drop in. Final Saturday is August 10. Hatha yoga with joanne van nostrand: around. Daily from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Enter through the gallery, bring your own projects and materials. Dawson City historical tours, exhibits and shows, daily. Dredge No.4 Tuesdays and Thursdays, and open through September 2 by Gold Bottom Tours, 5:30-7 p.m. E-mail [email protected] 24 hours in advance. SOVA Nature Tours of Yukon and Husky Bus. ADMin Office Hours TombstoneSee the Visitors' Interpretive Information Centre Centre on Front Street for more info! Library Hours : Mon-Thurs, 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Lichen & Fungi weekend: Art Supply Store Hours : Closed until further notice. Regular programming: August 9-11 : Open during Admin Office Hours. Dawson City Community Library Mondays and Fridays 7:30 p.m. Campfire Program; UPDATED! library hours Thursdays 3 p.m. bannock and tea, 7 p.m. guided hike Goldensides Trail; Sat- urdays 1:30 p.m. Junior Naturalist Program, 7 p.m. guided hike North Klondike : Monday to Friday, noon to 6:30 p.m. Closed Trail; Sunday 10 a.m. guided hike Grizzly Trail to View Point. ConservationSaturday and Sunday. Klondike Society Programming runs until August 31. For more info on programming and special Depot Hours Miscellaneousevents visit http://www.env.gov.yk.ca/camping-parks/Tombstone-Events zumba: : Sat, Sun, Mon: 1-5 p.m., Tues: 3-7 p.m. Donations of refundables Dawsonmay be left on City the deck Recreation during off hours. Department Info: 993-6666. Fun, Latin-inspired fitness program for all ages and abilities! All sum- mer long at the TH Hall. Mondays and Wednesdays, 5:30 - 6:30 p.m. Drop in or purchase a 10-pass punch card. Get the Rec & Leisure Newsletter & stay up to date. Website: www.cityofdawson. ca. Facebook: "City of Dawson Recreation". Contact us at 993-2353. THE KLONDIKE SUN WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 2013 P3 Council Wishes to Hire Corix to Run the Wastewater Treatment Plant for the next 28 Months Story & Photo By Dan Davidson been established what level of certification would be required to operate Dawson’s council would the WWTP, but the MOA like to hire Corix Water contained an assumption Systems to continue that Corix would be able to operation of its new train Dawson staff during Wastewater Treatment that first year. Plant for an extended Responding to questions period of time after the from council, Renaud plant is officially turned indicated that the Level over to the city on August 2 certification was not Dawson’s new Wastewater Treatment Plant will become the town’s responsibility 22. It is in negotiations clearly spelled out at that on August 22, unless there is some problem with the facility before that date. with the company, which time. According to him it constructed the plant takes two to three years Should the town hire of the building. details of this proposal are and has been operating to train personnel to this some third party to run The city has already still under discussion and it through its one-year level. This needs to happen the plant and something hasapproached received a service Corix were only covered during trial period, to continue to in an operational facility, were to break down, about this matter, and an in camera session operate it for an additional and the plant, which only the possibility exists which followed the public 28 and half months, said began operating towards that Corix could simply proposal from the portion of the meeting. respond that the plant had company. The possible Dawson CAO Jeff Renaud the end of last summer, Roache's Corner by Mike Roache at a meeting on July 31. has not been in operation not been properly run by At this point, council has long enough for training to that third party. approved a letter of intent take place. As this plant is new to be sent to Corix for the The town’s technology as far as bring used this far North is purposeThere ofare establishing several administration has been the town’s intentions. expressing concerns about concerned, the town’s this required training for administration deems reasons for wanting to the better part of the last it best to stick with the take this move, but the year. builder until it can hire its first and most pressing In addition to this own operator. one is that Dawson does problem, Renaud says that For instance, the valves not possess the Level 2 there may be warranty that caused the effluent certified staff required to issues on parts and leak back on February run the plant. equipment that might be 2 have been completely When the town signed more easily resolved if the replaced with a different its memorandum of contractor continues to type of valve since that agreement with the Yukon run the plant for a couple incident saw effluent government it had not yet of years. flowing out the back door THE KLONDIKE SUN In-store Tel: Specials & 993-6567 Subscription & Renewal Form Fresh Coffee Fax: every day! 993-5973 Name: Address: European cheeses and organic foods City: Province/ State: “It ain’t gold Our Specialties Postal/ Zip Code: Country: but it’s close!” Email:

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solutions to the problems was threatening to break it been a lot of fuss about the into individual homes. the Harper Government has just over 20 years ago. There image of the Braille message The least you can say Okay, everyone sit down created. was a lot of repair work still underneath the headline. It about this latest generation now. I’m about to write Thus we have members to be done at the end of last seems it’s offensive because of CPC Leeflet (sorry – can’t something that’s sort of in of his office staff assisting summer, and no assurance it’s not embossed on the resist) is that they’re miles defense of Ryan Leef and Yukoners with their income there would be a budget for paper. less offensive than the I don’t want anyone to fall tax returns where there it. C’mon, folks. It’s an attack letters (the Bagnell down in shock. used to be people who were Somewhere there was a advertising image on a Bombs) we used to get from You were warned, all trained to do that. War of 1812 reenactment mass mailing, one which I ReformaTories all across the right? If you read on it’s your Alternatively, as in the that had a greater priority. hope has been paid for by country. responsibility. debacle, the Displays all over the the Conservative Party of It’s kind of nice that there I have lots of issues with government (and therefore territory will begin to Canada, because it’s clearly is an Opportunities Fund Mr. Leef’s conduct since his Mr. Leef) waited as the deteriorate with the passage not simply a government for People with Disabilities, election as our Member of voices of dissent grew louder of the seasons, and there service awareness ad. It even even if it probably is just Parliament, but I realize and then jumped out in front isn’t anyone left to maintain has a survey worked into it, some preexisting program that he answers to a high of a partial solution to the or replace them. Five years just like all the others. I’d be dusted off, renamed and power and his options are problem after the private or less down the road we’re worried if the government painted blue. There are way circumscribed. sector and some NGOs had going to be in a mess, but that knew enough about each more things for us to get From the closing of the come up with a plan. doesn’t matter as long as the household in Canada that it upset over out there. Canada Revenue Office in The result is that we have government can continue could target appropriately Give the guy a break. I’m Whitehorse to the gutting of tours of the S.S. Klondike and to litter the landscape and embossed card stock Braille sure he’s tired after all that Parks Canada, Mr. Leef has Dredge No. 4 this summer our television screens with versionsRoache's of these firestarters Corner running. by Mike Roache been very consistent in his in spite of the federal Canada’s Action Plan Notices. approach to defending the government’s very serious Oh, I said I was going territory. intention to put padlocks on to make a slight defense In every case he has these artifacts and reduce somewhere in this column, referred to his talking points their tourism potential to and so far I haven’t, have I? from the Prime Minister’s those who are satisfied by Here it comes. Office and made a valiant just reading signs. The most recent public effort to sell us on how much This, of course, will work foofaraw seems to be this particular cut-back, or as long as the displays hold about Mr. Leef’s latest free “reform” is really in our best up and additional work on mailing brochure, the one interests, if we had but the these sites is not needed. called Supporting Jobs wit to understand the bigger Dredge No. 4 was in the for all Canadians, the one picture. midst of an ongoing project about accessibility. There Later on, when it becomes to arrest the deterioration are a couple of pictures on clear that the changes are of its hull, which began to the front of the brochure, not working, he has had to rot after it was freed from No one seems to mind the Wescramble want to findto hear band-aid from the movingyou! permafrost that wheelchair logo, but there’s

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THE KLONDIKE SUN WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 2013 P5 Hospital Siding Issues May Further Delay Completion of Dawson New Hospital Story & Photo By Dan Davidson Services while that was being built and was flatly denied by the council of the day. Dawson’s council is less The new hospital’s location, than pleased with the Yukon design and size have been Hospital Corporation’s latest contentious right from the plan for dealing with the beginning of the project and a replacement of the faulty succession of councils (three so siding on the new Dawson City far) have made it clear that the Community Hospital . The YHC new hospital much not detract currently proposes to clad the any more than necessary from entire building in corrugated the prominence of the Old tin siding material. Territorial Administration Council is not satisfied that Building (housing the Dawson every possible way to avoid City Museum) right in front this solution has been given of it. The OTAB is, after all, a the most thorough of searches. National Historic Site. The problem began with “Metal is inappropriate,” the nature of the building said councillor Bill Kendrick. itself. A hospital must meet a “Part of our job is to protect B2 Occupancy standard, so it the values of the town.” cannot be covered with wood Mayor Potoroka agreed or anything flammable, which with this concern. The failed CertainTeed siding would have been the most “Has due diligence been has been removed from the acceptable solution in terms done?” he asked rhetorically. building, but an acceptable solution has yet to be found. of Dawson Historic Code. “Has every avenue been Notes from the town’s exhausted?” Heritage Advisory Committee He was prompted to this Minutes on June 19/13 concern by the fact that neither slowly dissolving.” indicate that the HAC the Yukon Government’s Council ended a protracted originally, and with some Building Safety Branch nor the discussion on July 23 by reluctance, approved the use code consultant firm Stantec, accepting the CDO’s report of a simulated wood material have been willing to state for informational purposes called Hardiplank. When categorically that no solution and standing by its original Hardiplank dropped their other than tin siding exists. resolution of July 2/13 that warrantee for the Yukon, There are buildings in town, an intensive search for the YHC switched to a brand several hotels in fact, that have alternatives must be carried called CertainTeed. metal siding on more than one out. The name is ironic, since side, but the front façade of Until such time as that has the material turned out to be such buildings is in keeping been fulfilled to council’s anything but certain. During with the historic bylaw, and satisfaction, exterior work on Illustration by Tabitha Joy the winter cracks developed in the look of the metal is offset the______building is at a halt. the siding and chunks actually by façade and trim features. fell off the building. That the City manager Jeff Renaud product failed was confirmed expressed a concern that the Dawson Veterinary Clinic officially by a CertainTeed YHC was not living up to the Council was expecting inspector who was flown in to assurances that have been further information to be survey the damage. made to the town regarding available for a special meeting The HAC requested that the hospital. on July 31, but nothing every effort be made to find a ‘There have been certain materialized. The clinic will be closed variety of treated wood that commitments made (by YHC could meet the B2 standard. officials) and now it seems June 4 to June 11 So far nothing has been found, that those commitments are August 27 to September 27 but council is not convinced Roache's Corner by Mike Roache that due diligence has been done in this quest. It granted the YHC the ability to use the proposed THE tin as a last resort subject (in the words of the Community Development Officer’s report KLONDIKE SUN on July 18/13) “to receiving a report that there is no wood or wood imitation wood product that could meet the building code requirement and working with the Heritage Advisory Committee to mitigate the non-historic nature of the Sign up at building. A similar request to place www.klondikesun.com metal siding on the new Wastewater Treatment Plant on Fifth Avenue was made by the Dept. of Community P6 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 2013 THE KLONDIKE SUN DCMF 2013 Succeeds through all kinds of weather

in various sizes and config- Story & Photos urations at events throughout By Dan Davidson the year, but always turns out in large numbers from kids to One had to wonder if the seniors for DCMF. They were closing tune chosen for the followed by an eclectic mixture finale at the Dawson City of sound that ran till slightly Music Festival this year wasn’t past 2 on Saturday morning. sending the wrong message. Later that day the main stage Following the obligatory tent was crowded for kids’ fest, chants of “ONE! MORE! SONG!” with games, a sing-a-long with (that never works on Sunday local musician Susu Robin, a night , by the way) at the end Hannah Epperson performance by young Jack of the Jerry Cans’ closing Amos, and the antics of Al set a minute of so before Simmons. midnight on Sunday most of a spirited rendition of “Hit Daytime on both Saturday the performers assembled on The Sojourners the Road Jack”. It was a little and Sunday had a variety of the stage and launched into strange. The lyrics were a venues offering an assortment mixture of the classic tune and of sounds. When the drizzle the theme song from “Fresh By Sunday evening the by Khari McClelland of the held off (which it did most of Prince of BelAir” (it works – crowds had thinned out Sojourners, was the standout the time) there were open- give it a try). somewhat as visitors who had performance of that session. air events at the Gazebo. The After years of finales where to be back at work Monday The Sojourners were one Dänojà Zho Cultural Centre audiences were exhorted to morning had already hit the of the most popular acts of hosted mini concerts, as did “never break the chain”, “don’t road, but they must have done the weekend, whether at the St, Paul's Anglican Church. stop believin’”, “fight for your so after the popular Potluck Palace Grand or St. Paul’s The Main Stage Tent was right to party” and keep the session between 3:15 and 5 Church, They would have active with workshops on circle unbroken, festival that day, when the main stage helped with the CBC open air each afternoon, featuring a producer Jenna Roebuck felt tent was packed from wall to concert at the Gazebo on Front focus on Rock 'n' Roll, Country, obliged to tell folks that “we wall with people waiting to Street, but the on and off rain Hip-Hop, Pop Songs and the really do want you to come see what tunes the randomly on Friday caused that to be Owen Steel and his Dad Potluck event. back” just in case they took assembled mixed groups moved to the PG, where Dave Other themed workshops the “don’t you come back no would come up with. White’s show got off to a fine included Women’s songs, more” line seriously. From a lot of reactions, start with the ethereal fiddling Favorite songs, Gospel songs It’s about the time your including of Hannah Epperson, followed and Folk songs, all spread health-care professional spends with you and your family. About taking the time to answer your questions. All your questions. About getting to know you over time.

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those of the by the Sojourners and Owen around the town. amu p s p ic ie a na s r , Steel, the latter making his All of the venues were it would performance return to Dawson crowded at various times. Each after having spent part of a day seemed to begin on the that the summer here (partly under the slightly chilly side and cycle

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rendition of theatre, he said) a few years through some rain, intense sun Sam Cook’s back. (up to +33 at times) and cooler “A Change The evening's main stage evenings, though our visiting is Gonna featured the Tr'ondëk performersCont'd on next were page blown ------> away Come”, Hwëch'in Singers as the lead with vocals act. The TH group performs THE KLONDIKE SUN WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 2013 P7 Governor General Award Winner Will DCMF continued from p. 6 Help Host the Authors on Eighth Literary Walking Tour Press Release by the bright evenings, even a month past Summer Solstice. The layout of the festival The winner of the 2007 Governor General Literary Award for grounds was flipped this year, Drama and current Berton House Writer-in-Residence, Colleen with the vendor booths on the Murphy, will be helping to host thisth year’s “Authors on Eighth” east side of the Minto Park ball literaryArmstrong’s walking War tour Pigon AugustGirl 15 in Dawson City. field and the beer garden on Colleen Murphy has twoO’Brien new Road plays premiering in 2013, Bloodsucker Waltzand . At Berton House, Murphy is the grassy west area nearer The Brass Knuckle Society working on a new playThe Enslavement, a and short Liberation film script of Oksanaentitled G Fifth Avenue. This cut down , as well as new libretti. Her full length opera on the possibility of mudslide with Aaron Gervais, , competitions in the beer will premiere in Toronto in 2015. garden after each rainfall. Describing her experience in Dawson City, Murphy states: Once again, due to continuing “Being invited to be a Writer in Residence at Berton House is to construction in the area, the be given a gift more precious than gold: time and solitude. For novelists, poets, dramatists and writers of all forms, time and tall metal metal fencing was solitude are essential to the process of creating.” available instead of the old The event, which will begin at 2 pm at the style wood and wire material. Museum, invites you to experience Dawson City through the eyes This stuff makes it far easier to of literary greats Jack London, Robert Service, Dick North and police and patrol the grounds, Pierre Berton. Participants will learn about the colourful and and the venue itself was quite captivating pasts of these authors while visiting their historic peaceful, though the RCMP homes. report indicates that there was Berton House is open to the public only once a year, during Discovery Days Weekend. Murphy expressed her fortune at a bit of negative action out on being here for the Authors on Eighth event: the streets. (see p. 20) “A small town so rich in artists is something I wish to be part One of the most interesting Bonnie “Prince” Billy and Dawn McCarthy mesmerized the of, not just by being tucked away writing in Berton House, but acts in the main stage tent crowd with their close harmonies by being out here on the street, on Eighth Avenue, celebrating its was the Jerry Cans, who hail Authors.” from Iqaluit, Nunavut. Their The Authors on Eighth tour is held in conjunction with an music has been described as annual writing competition of which the winners will be announced and prizes awarded as the tour concludes. Writers a mix of country swing, throat interested in submitting an original poem or short story had to singing, reggae and blues. They do so by 4 p.m. on Friday August 2nd. performed to enthusiastic The Authors on Eighth walking tour and writing competition dancing and applause on both is funded annually by the Writers Trust of Canada and organized Saturday and Sunday and were and coordinated by the Klondike Visitors Association. Book chosen to close out the show. lovers of all ages are welcome to join us for this inspiring event Bonnie “Prince” Billy and and admission is FREE. Please call or email the Klondike Visitors Dawn McCarthy put on Association (KVA) for more details at 867-993-5575 or kva@ dawson.net. impressive performances both nights. On Saturday evening they followed bands two bands, Old Cabin and Fanny Bloom, that had the audience up and bouncing around the floor. Suddenly the audience was presented with four musicians clustered around a single mike stand, playing acoustic The dance floor was busy every night. instruments and singing in a half circle so they could hear each other and gauge their harmonies. Amazingly, A federal-provincial-territorial initiative the dance floor filled up with people just standing still The Governments of Canada and Yukon are and listening carefully as the quartet presented everything pleased to present a continued commitment from Kentucky folk ballads to and a new suite of agriculture programs under a cover of the Everly Brothers’ the Growing Forward 2 policy framework. 1960 album track “Love Hurts” Growing Forward 2 offers programs in the areas of business risk (perhaps better known as management, business development, food safety training and covered by Nazareth in 1975). development, marketing, research and the environment. While the audience in the main tent was reported as Currently accepting applications. Take a look at the new Yukon being a little light on Sunday Agricultural Programming Guide on our website, or contact the evening, the same could not Agriculture Branch for more information or to request your copy of the programming guide. be said for the earlier concert at the Palace Grand, where Phone: 867-667-5838 Hannah Epperson and the Toll-free: 1-800-661-0408, ext. 5838 Sojourners packed the house www.agriculture.gov.yk.ca and Fanny Bloom put on a good show as well. Even the security folks moved to the beat. P8 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 2013 THE KLONDIKE SUN Tales from the DCMF newbie

Story & Photos by Samantha Elmsley

I was a music festival virgin when the Dawson City Music Festival rolled into town on July 19. Having been deprived of this summer experience for 22 years, I figured the perfect little northern festival would be a good place to start. I wasn’t wrong. I was told Friday night is the party night for DCMF, and this Al Simmons holds the fish while Tomás Kubínek crowd surfs. proved to be true. The crowd was out in full force and the Vision Quest beer tent entertained at least as many people as the bands more hours to blow off any pedestrians stampeding West (though the bands were the remaining steam to their Dawson. better option). The Tr’ondëk deft lyrics wound the crowd even crowd- surfing with it high- energy tunes before the Over the rest of the Hwëch’in Singers opened up into a musical frenzy. before returning to the stage. show ended around 3 am. The weekend, I venue-hopped the night with ‘the Welcome The audience wasn’t Upon arrival, this charismatic ferry has never seen so many from one concert to another. song’ and others, followed done with Cadence when children’s performer pulled by the foot- stomping, dance- he walked off the stage; on the fish, shooting confetti inspiring rhythms of the Brass chanting “One more song! from its plastic mouth over Knuckle Society. Samantha One more song!” the crowd the heads of the crowd. This Martin & the Haggard was getting increasingly may or may not have been delivered a soul infusion next agitated.when Luckily, (drunk) Al peopleSimmons, get my favourite moment of the as the crowd took a break rowdy,emcee blow extraordinaire, up a fish. had a entire weekend. I may or may from dancing, many plopping plan: not have gotten Al Simmon’s down on the grass to simply autograph. watch. Vision Quest, the Waving a plastic fish Thanks to Simmons, the new kids from Whitehorse, covered in newspaper, he crowd was restored to order ushered in the energy levels successfully maneuvered the by the time Zeus took up The Tr'ondëk Hwëch'in Singers opened the festival. for Cadence Weapon, whose crowd into chanting “Blow their guitars for the final act up the fish! Blow up the fish!” of the night. We had a couple

On Saturday, you could find me at the Dänojà Zho Maintaining Eligibility for Publicly Maintien de l’admissibilité au régime Cultural Centre (where the lawn is actually a grown- Funded Yukon Health Care public d’assurance-santé du Yukon in theatre—who knew?), listening to the sweet country It is important that Yukoners have fair access to publicly-funded health care Il est important que les Yukonnais aient un accès équitable au régime public blues of Art Johns and Nola, coverage. And as our health care costs grow, it is essential we spend our collective d’assurance-santé du Yukon. Les frais liés aux soins de santé ne cessent d’augmenter et followed by the rollicking health care dollars wisely. il est par conséquent essentiel de planifier judicieusement les dépenses publiques en hilarity that is the Jerry Cans. On Sunday (my energy fading The Yukon government is reviewing health care insurance laws and would like to soins de santé. fast) I slipped into Saint Paul’s hear what you have to say about the future of our health care. Le gouvernement du Yukon entreprend un examen des dispositions législatives qui to hear Rachel Sermanni fill régissent le régime d’assurance-santé et il vous invite à faire part de votre opinion You need to have lived in Yukon for three months to be eligible for health care the church with her powerful quant à l’avenir de notre système de soins de santé. coverage. This requirement is standard across Canada and will not change. What we voice and riddled lyrics—a are looking to clarify are the requirements for coverage while Yukoners are away Vous devez avoir vécu au moins trois mois dans le territoire avant de devenir sermon of sorts. from the territory. admissible au régime d’assurance-santé. Cette condition est la même partout au I dragged myself once more A short survey is being circulated to mail boxes throughout Yukon, but you can Canada et nous n’avons pas l’intention de la modifier. Nous désirons toutefois clarifier to the main stage that night to also provide your input online at www.hss.gov.yk.ca/hcinsurancesurvey.php. les exigences auxquelles les Yukonnais qui s’absentent du territoire devront satisfaire hear Bonnie ‘Prince’ Billy and As part of the survey, you will find an veo rview of how other jurisdictions deal with pour maintenir leur admissibilité au régime. Dawn McCarthy. The group maintaining eligibility for publicly-funded health care and a list of frequently asked Nous avons préparé un court sondage que vous recevrez bientôt par la poste. Vous has arranged themselves questions to provide you with more information. Please share your thoughts about pourrez aussi remplir le sondage en ligne, à l’adresse www.hss.gov.yk.ca/fr/ semi- circular around a a subject that is important to all of us. hcinsurancesurvey.php. À titre d’information, nous vous présentons en annexe au microphone, as if gathered sondage une liste de questions et de réponses et un sommaire des conditions prévues around a campfire to play. The For more information, or to fill out the survey, please go to result was a real camaraderie www.hss.gov.yk.ca/hcinsurancesurvey.php by August 30. par les autres administrations canadiennes en ce qui concerne le maintien de l’admissibilité au régime public d’assurance-santé. among the musicians, who talked, joked and opinionated N’hésitez pas à soumettre votre avis sur un sujet qui nous tient tous à cœur. Pour between songs—a feeling obtenir de plus amples renseignements ou pour remplir le sondage en ligne, visitez le that extended to the audience. site www.hss.gov.yk.ca/fr/hcinsurancesurvey.php au plus tard le 30 août 2013. I ended the weekend exhausted, exhilarant and completely saturated with sound. To all involved in DCMF: thanks for getting me, more or less successfully, through Music Fest 101. THE KLONDIKE SUN WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 2013 P9 Nunavut Band Challenges Northern Stereotypes: Interview with the Jerry Cans

Story & Photos by Samantha Elmsley are ignorant, but…” Andrew interjects. “It’s They don’t always live in a certain kind of benign igloos, but they usually play ignorance” that the band tries great music. to change, he says. Northern musicians were “Also, if they don’t know out in full force at the 2013 what Nunavut is… they’re Dawson City Music Festival. not going to acknowledge our From the Jerry Cans to Vision culture, our traditions,” says Quest, Dawson to Iqaluit, Nancy. “So some of our songs each represented the place talk about how delicious seal they call home. stew is. [The songs] are a way There’s a certain of informing people that we awareness of place that don’t just kill them for fun. It’s seems to come with being a way of life. It’s part of our a musician from up north. lifestyle.” A smaller population, They even encounter prohibitively expensive misconceptions in fellow airfare and a media culture northern communities. In often criticized for a bias Whitehorse, one person “was toward negative portrayals pretty astounded that we of the north, all contribute to had internet. And I said, just The Jerry Cans on Saturday night. misconceptions down south. to joke around, that we had Music is one way just got it a few weeks ago. northerners are fighting back We were still trying to figure against those stereotypes. out how to work it. Which is I spoke with Nancy Mike a terrible way to reinforce and Andrew Morrison from misconceptions, actually,” the Jerry Cans on being Andrew says, laughing northern before their show uproariously. on Saturday night. The Jerry Cans are based “It was never our intention out of Iqaluit, Nunavut. Their to be ambassadors or music is consistent with representatives of Nunavut, Scottish whaler’s style, with but that’s just how it works,” a kick: Nancy throat-sings says Andrew, lead singer through some of their songs, and guitarist. “Because of an Inuit musical tradition the newspapers, the media, practiced by women. Nancy the stories that are told, joined the Jerry Cans about they paint a, I would say two years ago. She’d been very negative picture of throat singing since 14, but Northern performers at The View From Up Here workshop Nunavut. We hear about the hadn’t practiced for a while homelessness and suicide until she took it up again in and those are kind of the 2008. stories that get through the “[My hometown] had a challenged, he says. “That’s experiences of the north. who” in his fiancé’s family, filter of the major media. And music festival. There were why I say it’s a benign Andrew related a story about Andrew explained to the we find that very troubling, two ladies giving a workshop. ignorance.” meeting Nancy’s family, who audience. because that’s totally not That’s when it was introduced While at DCMF, the Jerry come from a small community The Jerry Cans hope to tour reflective. It’s a part of to me,” says Nancy. Cans participated in The View in Nunavut. When they Ontario and the Maritimes life, but it’s not a picture of Often, a Jerry Cans' show From Up Here, a workshop visited the school, the first in the near future, bringing everything.” is the first time southerners meditation on northern music three people Andrew met— a wave of fresh challenges to “Growing up… I was always have heard throat singing— held in the Palace Grand on the office worker, the janitor northern stereotypes down asked if we still live in igloos,” or even met people from Sunday. In this performance, and the principle—were all south— by playing some says Nancy, the band’s throat Nunavut, says Andrew. People northern musicians came cousins of Nancy. “That was a awesome music. singer and accordion player. are typically very receptive to together to play their very northern experience for “I don’t want to say people having their misconceptions music and talk about their me, trying to figure out who’s P10 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 2013 THE KLONDIKE SUN

BOOKENDS by Dan Davidson { } life based out of Repulse Bay as a child. He suffered the scourge of being in a residential school An Alphabetic Romp until the family moved to Rankin Inlet so that his father could work at the mine there. After Grade 5 he attended Across the Northern schools in Yellowknife, Churchill and Saskatoon. Before he became a writer, Territories Kusugak was a pilot, forest fire fighter, potter and photographer. He gotA his Promise start T is for Territories on the typical alphabet book. whenis a Promise, Robert Munsch mentored him on his first book ( A Yukon, There are 11 books in the series and each focusses on a different Annick Press) back in 1988, and was one of our Northwest region or province of Canada,A is five-dozen or so writers-in– forworking Algonquin their way through an Territories and residence at Berton House back in his author’s note and in the North. In keeping with that alphabetB is for Bluenose based on that area. Who Wants in 1998, ten years later. His author’s bio on the flyleaf. idea, S is for syllabics, the Nunavut Alphabet C is for isChinook about Ontario; Rocks? is about Nova stay here produced “Let me honour Mr. Berton characters used to write many Scotia; features (Annick Press) in 1999. “Journalist, writer, TV of the native languages. Each of Kusugak continued to live person. the territories gets a two-page Alberta,S is and for so Spirit it goes Bear across for By Michael Arvaarluk the land, ending the provinces in Rankin Inlet for many “Pierre, I give you many bows spread. with years, but this book’s bio page “For giving us the Berton All said, this is a book that Kusugak British Columbia. indicatesT is for thatTerritories he now lives on House.” should capture the attention of Illustrated by Iris T stands for Territories, and Vancouver Island. K is for the Klondike Gold its target age group, and be of is a book Churcher it wraps up the set by dealing Rush. L is for languages, of interest to others as well. with all three in one book. The that comes at the reader from which there are many in the Sleeping Bear Press author is Michael Arvaarluk a number of directions, not 40 pages Kusugak, who has produced the least of which can be found Moose Creek Lodge nine books, mostly for early in Iris Churcher’s marvelous $18.95 readers, during his career. illustrations, rendered in Sleeping Bear Press has come Kusugak was born in Cape coloured pencil and digital Escapes Unscathed up with rather a neat variation Fullerton and lived a nomadic print. The pictures are one and two page spreads that do a great job of covering the topics Press release used in the book, showcasing people, places, buildings, Yukon Wildland Fire Management crews were back on site this animals, machines and maps. morning (Aug. 2) dealing with a blaze which broke out Thursday The layout of the book is just 2 1/2 kilometres from the Moose Creek Lodge in the Mayo fire effective and attractive. The district. letters are shown in both Crews responded immediately to the lightning-sparked fire upper and lower case. The when it was discovered Thursday afternoon, officials said today. illustration takes up most of Both airtanker groups and a helicopter were deployed as part the page (sometimes two). of the effort. There is a four-line poem (a “With the Moose Creek Lodge located approximately 2.5 quatrain) usually composed of kilometres from the fire, we took immediate action as soon as it two rhyming couplets. About was reported,” said duty officer Lorne Harris. a third of the page above or “Fortunately, fire personnel were able to keep the fire to 1.5 below the letters is given over hectares and prevent it from moving any closer to the lodge.” to a three-paragraph (about This morning, crews and a helicopter continued their efforts on 150 words) write-up about the the fire, which is about 52 kilometres southwest of Mayo. main subject of the page. A second wildfire discovered Thursday was also lightning- Kusugak has chosen a variety caused. of subjects to cover the alphabet Firefighters quickly extinguished the small 0.1-hectare fire near from A to Z. The topics are Lake Laberge after it was reported at around 9:30 a.m. not necessarily all names of Air patrols were also conducted through much of the territory things, as in many such books. Thursday after Wednesday night’s storm saw more than 5,000 A, for instance, is for April 1, lightning strikes recorded. 1999, the date when Nunavut More lightning is forecast with hot and dry conditions expected became a territory, and is used over the next few days, and the public is asked to be responsible to cover the territory itself. C is when having a campfire. for caribou, which is more the Wildland Fire Management is also reminding people that sort of thing you would expect burning permits are required for any backyard burning or brush to see. D is for drum. G is for burning in the territory. Permits are always suspended when the Game, specifically the Arctic danger rating is moderate, high or extreme. Winter Games. So far, there have been 137 wildfires in the territory this season, Then there are some pages burning nearly 200,000 hectares of forest. about specific people. J is The public is again asked to report any wildfires to 1-888-798- for Jack London, but Robert 3473. Service and Ted Harrison get LODGE SPARED – Forest firefighters made swift work of this blaze mentioned in that write-up. nearPhoto the on Moose next page Creek Lodge along the North Klondike Highway. Pierre Berton gets a page of Photo courtesy YUKON WILDLAND FIRE MANAGEMENT his own, with a poem, short bio and special mention of the Berton House Writers’ Retreat, which Kusugak also mentions THE KLONDIKE SUN WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 2013 P11 2013 Dome Race Results

Public review of Environment Act changes

The Government of Yukon seeks public comment on seven proposed changes to modernize the Environment Act. These changes meet the needs of and support an effective environmental protection regime for the territory. The seven changes reduce risk to human health and the environment, advance sustainable development and/or improve consistency with Yukon’s current legislative practices. You can provide comments online or by email, fax or mail. The deadline for comments is October 14, 2013.

For more information visit: www.env.gov.yk.ca P12 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 2013 THE KLONDIKE SUN

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The Sun obtained funding in late 2009 from the City of Dawson, YTG’s Heritage Branch and the Community Development Fund to conserve and archive early issues and make them available once again in the public domain. This is a great resource for students, writers and historians, and also for prospective tourists with an interest in Dawson City’s life. Each month, we are re-printing our front pages from 20 years ago (seen above) as a souvenir of our lively history. If you want to see page 2 and beyond, check out our website. Past issues are available there for download. Go to http://klondikesun.com. More will be added periodically (heh) when we have time! P18 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 2013 THE KLONDIKE SUN A Certified Lunatic plays at the Palace Grand

Story & Photos By Dan Davidson wine glass on his head and proceeds to do a slow motion backwards somersault Tomás Kubínek, the self- while singing a tune with proclaimed Certified Lunatic his ukulele. He manages a and Master of the Impossible, complete flip and drinks the delighted audiences at the wine without spilling any or Palace Grand Theatre for five using his hands. evenings in mid-July (10-15) Searching out a strapping with what were reportedly young man from the several variations on his audience, he persuades him basic stage show. Kubínek is to assist in a couple acrobatic a master of physical comedy feats. and contortions and also Near the end, he strips keeps up a running stage of most of his clothes patter with the audience (tastefully, he promises) during his show, so some of shrugs into an oversized the variations depend on the nightshirt and turns into a feedback he is getting. chicken. That said, the Davidson Okay, the man is nuts, family saw one evening’s clearly, but he’s good clean performance from the fun and had the audience point of view of being a working with him all the Tomás Kubínek's slow volunteer usher and another way. motion somersault as audience members. This show was another The shows were distinctly part of the Live at the different. Palace Grand summer series Tomás Kubínek does the produced by the Dawson Kubínek involves the chicken dance audience by inviting them City Arts Society as a to play an audience while result of regional economic he himself will play the development planning performer, and has the house identified in the Tr'ondëk practice various audience Hwëch'in Final Agreement. reactions before he finally While in town Kubínek emerges from the curtain put on a one day clowning strumming a heartbroken workshop for youngsters, ballad on his ukulele while Fun with Improvisation reading the lyrics off a & Creativity, through the Simmons, in emceeing two paper stuck on the arrow Klondike Institute of Art of the three evenings at the protruding from his heart. and Culture and remained Dawson City Music Festival Later on he balances a to assist his old friend, Al main stage tent. Silver Throws Hat into Liberal Leadership Ring Story & Photo By Dan Davidson governing , leaving or you’ve come from away Silver as the lone Liberal and and stayed, I think you have interim party leader. a similar story. That you felt Klondike MLA During his brief speech Silver like it was a bigger thing than has officially announced his reviewed his arrival in the just you as an individual and intention to seek the leadership Yukon 15 years ago, employed that’s what keeps you here in of the Yukon and as a Math specialist teacher Dawson. “to become the next at F. H. Collins and ultimately “I think Dawson City is a of the Yukon.” Silver made his at the Robert Service School model community that way. It’s announcement at a heavily in Dawson, where he shortly full of people who consistently attended constituency BBQ began building the home look past the end of their held at the town’s picnic shelter he now lives in on the Mary driveways. They work hard on Front St. McLeod Road above the town, and contribute to their own Silver was elected to overlooking the Klondike families and their own lives, represent the Klondike riding Valley. but they always seem to have in the last territorial election, “I came here with a broken more time left over in the tank an election which reduced the down orange truck and a big for the community feeling.” Liberals to third party status student loan,” Silver said, Silver has discussed this from their previous standing adding that it didn’t take him decision of his with the party as the official opposition. With long to find that this was a executive, but wanted to make them leader Arthur Mitchell place he could call home, a the announcement here in his losing his seat, Silver and Old place where he felt he could riding before the word got back Klondike.” money first, though. There Crow’s shared make a difference, first as a to Whitehorse. Silver indicated that he did were easily a few hundred duties in the Legislature. teacher, and later as a political Here, he said, is just about not know, at this point, when a people at the BBQ and it looked Elias would go on to quit the candidate. the only place he can think of leadership convention might be as if he and his local supporters Liberal caucus, spend some “I think a lot of people who that “could turn a Math teacher called, but it can’t be too soon hadn’t expected to have to feed months as an Independent, are here tonight, whether from a backwoods Nova Scotia for him. quite that many people. and recently sign on with the you’re born and raised here town into the MLA for the He might need to raise some THE KLONDIKE SUN WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 2013 P19 The Fabulous Al Simmons and Susu Robin Show Plays the Palace

Story & Photos By Dan Davidson A great deal of the music was stitches, but I wasn’t laughin’ provided by local ace pianist so I put my Vest foot forward "Sam, your reputation is hanging Susu Robin, who was sometimes opened the door and surged by a thread, sew we’re either talkin’ Al Simmons arrives on stage left wondering what she should in... Listen Sam, it seams to me alterations or altercations." in a panic, singing I’m Late”, do next when Al, following the you done a sew sew job.” the White Rabbit’s song “from inspiration of the moment, Simmons is a gadget clown. Alice in Wonderland, setting a pulled out a trick they hadn’t There’s a routine with a table frantic pace for the opening of necessarily rehearsed. Susu is full of crazy hats, a coat that his night at the Palace Grand. adept at the keyboard whether is stuffed with his feather He’s not late, well, no more than it’s on a piano or an accordion, collection, a bunch of punny fish any show ever is in Dawson, but and filled in the evening with (Look – it’s a smoked salmon), he is anxious and excited. several offerings of ragtime and the eye chart song. (I M4U “I’m here, and you’re here tunes while Al prepared for his SIM SIM ...), and a funny sing-a- and this is fabulous! This is next skit. long bit about the evils of sing- closing night for the Gala Al There were, of course, some a-longs. Simmons and Susu Show. Let’s have a round of applause for Presenting the “1812 Overture” this beautiful theatre. It’s a fantastic place to perform.” Simmons has always wanted to play the Palace Grand and give his whole vaudeville act a full showing. With the break, the audience is treated to about 90 minutes of sheer nuttiness from the guy who used to bill himself as the Human Jukebox. He still has a number of crazy instruments to tease with, including an imitation bagpipe solo, a monstrous horn made of several instruments welded together and stuffed with variety of items that exploded out of the horns as he played longer set pieces, the song Simmons is a Juno Award why French bread is really so he had a busy week. the “1812 Overture”. There of the Gypsy Sock and the winner, and he doesn’t leave it made to look that way. The Palace Grand shows were were tunes with a banjo and delightful film noir rendering at home to collect dust on the Simmons loves to meet part of the Live at the Palace also with a borrowed guitar. of the 1940s classic “Sam, You mantel. He passes it around his audiences and was fairly Grand summer series produced Hearkening back to his Made the Pants too long”. The the audience, telling them swamped in the lobby after the by the Dawson City Arts Society Human Jukebox days, he also Philip Marlowe style opening he is collecting fingerprints. show, the second of two that as a result of regional economic has a gadget that enables him and narration is packed with He doesn’t say for which he did in the Palace Grand that development planning to become one-man marching dreadful puns. government agency. week. identified in the Tr'ondëk band, complete with hands- “To say I was overdressed The finale is an Edith Piaf Earlier he had hosted at the Hwëch'in Final Agreement, free bugle, drum, snare drum, would not be fabrication. Off inspired bit of mime during Dawson City Music Festival and with funding by CanNor and and cymbal. the cuff, my tailor had me in which the audience discovers been the star of the Kids Fest, the Yukon Government. Silver's Summer BBQ Draws a Large Crowd

photos by Alice Thompson

MLA Sandy Silver chats with Dawson Constituents at his July 25-2013 Joy Taylor (right) and Elizabeth Foubister (left) cook up a BBQ Constituency Dinner. Tornado for Sandy Silver’s Constituency Dinner on July 25 in the Dawson Fire Departments BBQ Trailer, while Dawsonites line up in the background for the feast in the Front Street Picnic Shel- ter. Volunteer organizer Jody Beaumont stated: “The BBQ was a great success, by informal count we had about 350 people for dinner and a chat with Sandy.” P20 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 2013 THE KLONDIKE SUN CanNor Invests In Yukon Economic Development Initiatives in Dawson City will build capacity and stimulate economic activity

Story & Photo By Dan Davidson to develop a sustainable, “Tourism diverse and competitive Yukon Yukon has economy,” Yukon’s Economic identified six The Honourable Leona Development Minister Currie areas that Aglukkaq, Minister of Dixon said. “We are building visitors are Environment, Minister of the strong relationships and most attracted Canadian Northern Economic partnerships with Canada, to in the Yukon,” Development Agency (CanNor), First Nations, municipal Thesesaid KVA’sare and Minister for the Arctic governments and communities, Justine Hobbs. Council announced today and increasing the benefits (August 1) an investment that Yukoners receive from economic iconic drives, will support regional economic projects and activities.” the Klondike development planning in “The Tr’ondëk Hwëch’in Gold Rush, The Art Market is being held this summer in the City of Dawson’s picnic shelter Dawson City. are pleased to play a lead role wilderness, on Front Street CanNor’s investment of in developing a strong local midnight sun, $473,065 will support economic economy along with our partner heritage and development planning in organizations,” said Chief Eddie culture. Dawson several key sectors identified Taylor. “The support extended has them all.” these projects is made possible programs within CanNor. as priorities for the region by CanNor will benefit the entire • Tr’ondëk Hwëch’in Heritage through CanNor’s Strategic CanNor works to help develop including mining, tourism and community.” Tourism – targeted tourism Investments in Northern a diversified, sustainable, small business development. This project supports a long- efforts to meet demonstrated Economic Development and dynamic economy across The funding will go towards nine term, sustainable, community- demand for heritage tourism. (SINED) program, which focuses Canada’s three territories. separate initiatives including based approach to economic One of the focuses of future on long-term economic growth, CanNor delivers on its northern targeted tourism strategies and development that will lead development has been the economic diversification mandate through funding activities, enhancing community to increased local spending, Tr’ochek area (often called and capacity-building across programs, the Northern capacity to support the mining increased full and part-time Klondike City or Lousetown), the North. SINED is one of Projects Management Office, industry, and encouraging employment, growth in but quite a bit of the preparatory several economic development and undertaking policy and revitalization of Dawson City’s existing businesses and the construction there was research. downtown core. emergence of new businesses damaged by the high water in Police stepped up Partners to the agreement in key sectors. Planning will June. The Dänojà Zho Cultural include the Yukon government’s address the following economic Centre continues to be a draw, Department of Economic development initiatives: with videos, cultural programs, their presence during Development and the Tr’ondëk • UNESCO World Heritage a creative dance production and Hwëch’in First Nation. Site Feasibility Assessment – numerous special events. DCMF “The Government of Canada develop a strategic plan for • Regional Labour Market Press Release is proud to support initiatives advancement of the nomination Development strategy. The KDO that help to strengthen and of the Klondike. TH is has been assigned this task, but diversify the northern economy,” spearheading this plan and the has refocused its efforts more Dawson City RCMP were kept busy during the Dawson said Minister Aglukkaq. research is being coordinated by broadly in light of the recent City Music Festival. “This investment will build World Heritage Project Manager decline in the mining sector. Fourteen tickets were issued under the Liquor Act, police community capacity, generate Paula Hassard. • Local Procurement Strategy said in a statement Monday. important economic activity • Palace Grand Theatre – – development and first phase and help the City of Dawson study the market potential for implementation of a strategy Officers received 38 calls for service including: assault, strengthen and diversify its the theatre’s role in the tourism to enhance local business search and rescue, disturbing the peace, calls under the tourism, mining and small sector and run a series of pilot opportunities and meet the Mental Health Act, breach of process offences and traffic business sectors.” shows to test that potential. needs of the mineral exploration accidents. This announcement officially The summer season, produced sector and other significant Eighteen prisoners were held over the weekend. Two confirms the funding for by Emily Farrell on behalf of regional projects. This is also people were transported to Whitehorse for further court projects that have been under the Dawson City Arts Society, is a KDO project and, once again, appearances. way in Dawson since the late well under way with all but five with the bloom off the staking Local RCMP and auxiliary members held four check-stops spring. of the 22 productions already rush and mining suffering along with the territory’s traffic services unit. “This is an important completed. These have included another cyclical decline, the Nine drug seizures were made with the assistance of investment that will strengthen concerts, vaudeville type focus has been expanded to economic activity and will theatre productions and local include other sectors. police service dogs. allow more Northerners to entertainers as well as acts from • Enterprise Facilitation Fifteen speeding tickets were issued by police, along with benefit from local employment out of town. – delivery in 2013/14 of a one 24-hour driving suspension. There were other traffic opportunities in sectors • Arts and Culture Market regionally-based facilitation and Liquor Act offences. identified as priorities for the – feasibility study to assess and business care service “Partner agencies, music festival organizers and the region,” said Yukon MP Ryan the potential for a permanent to meet growing demand. general public were extremely pleased with the enhanced Leef. market in Dawson including the TH has hired an economic police presence during the weekend,” the police said. The nine community-based operation of a short pilot season. development consultant, Dan “Community members alike felt the enhanced police projects were identified DCAS is also orchestrating this Beaulieu, through Cottongrass presence played a large part in maintaining order, reducing during a regional economic project out of the town’s picnic Consulting Group, to work with development planning exercise shelter on Front Street and it organizations and individuals as crime, property damage and injury.” conducted over the last year as has been running on Saturdays a business advisor and to offer The detachment was also involved in a rescue on the part of the Tr’ondëk Hwëch’in for the last month. cultural tourism support. Friday night. Final Agreement, and with • Updating and enhancing • Dawson City Downtown A 28-year-old woman and 26-year-old man were the cooperation of the City the Klondike Region Tourism Core Revitalization Plan. The travelling down the river on a homemade raft when it sank. of Dawson, the Klondike Marketing Strategy and City of Dawson has contracted Neither was wearing a life-jacket. Development Organization, Klondike Visitors Association the Urban Systems group, They were rescued by canoeists, who called in the which includes a number of website. The Klondike Visitors which last worked here on the situation on a satellite phone, and the RCMP, who picked partner groups. Association has already latest official community plan, them up by helicopter from the riverbank where they had “This is a great example of completed this task and aims to develop proposals for this managed to escape the river’s pull. how the Government of Yukon to increase the Klondike’s project. This was confirmed at remains committed to working visitor share from 30% to 40%, the July 23 council meeting. with all its stakeholder groups focussing on non-tour travellers. Federal investment all of THE KLONDIKE SUN WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 2013 P21 Coming up at The Natural and the Manufactured by Samantha Elmsley

The close historical ‘Welcome, NaturalThis year,and the Sarah Manufactured Fuller and connection S t r a n g e r ’ Paul Griffin are taking over between the after the . two places. biggest gold Paul will be working out of The fact nugget ever the ODD gallery, while Sarah’s that Yukon found, from installation site is on the island Consolidate Australia. “It in Bear Creek. I met up with Gold was was about 70 each artist to talk about their working out of kilograms,” upcoming projects. [Bear Creek] says Paul. I caught up with Sarah in and that’s P a u l ’ s the Macauley House studio to kind of what sculpture will talk about her work, titled ‘The made the town be about 20 Homecoming". of Dawson feet long and 7 In this way, the material is “Last summer, I was here survive— feet wide. He’s currently in the not inherently valuable, “but and I photographed a number altogether, which she is hoping that symbiotic process of installing the project the form is what makes them of houses that were moved to hang in their original spot relationship—there’s in the gallery, which he expects very valuable,” because they from Bear Creek to Dawson,” in Bear Creek—depending something interesting about will take a full two weeks. “I are thought to be similar to says Sarah. “And I’m putting on how far the cord for the acknowledging that history, have a funny feeling it won’t be the shape of the mountains in them back, in the style of generator reaches. Buses out to and that sense of place.” much of a night life for me for a The Natural and the which the gods are believed to gigantic photographs.” Each the installation will run later in Paul Griffin is also working while.” Manufactured reside. Inversely, gold is valued photograph has been blown up the evening, between 9 30 p.m. with “What I am creating is almost as a material. However, “I to between 10 by 12 and 10 by and 11 30 p.m., when the lit ; his work will like a ghost nugget. It’s trying to think there’s also an aesthetic 20 feet, printed off in sections windows will give the houses be featured in the ODD gallery. work with the whole history of element to gold that people— on a special fabric at the Banff a ghostly feel, says Sarah. I caught up with him at the Dawson [from the perspective before they see the worth of Centre. where she works as In Dawson, a plaque will be Klondike Sun office. of gold history]. I’ve always it—[see that] the beauty of Photography Facilitator. Sarah erected in front of the displaced Paul is using sculpture as been interested in how gold gold is quite unique too,” Paul has spent anywhere from 5 to house, “sort of playing on the his medium for this project, affects people, how there’s kind affirms. 8 hours per photo sewing the Parks Canada signs.” in which he will explore the of an aesthetic response” to “I’m trying to put together the sections together and painting In previous practice, Sarah relationship between Chinese gold, he says. two elements of the beautiful them. has been thinking through scholar stones and gold nuggets. In addition to touching upon object and the valuable object “I painted the back of the place and how it’s experienced. Using clear fishing twine, Paul Dawson’s gold history, Paul’s in history. That’s what I’m photos, but I left the windows She says that this is present in is suspending hundreds of work will explore similarities The Natural and the hoping to weave together.” open, so that when they’re her work in Bear Creek. “One of bronze screws at varying levels between Chinese scholar Manufactured lit from behind they look the things that interested me from the ODD gallery ceiling to stones and gold nuggets. will open over like the lights are on,” says about the Bear Creek site and coalesce in the form of a gold “[Scholar stones] are not made the Riverside Arts Festival Sarah. There are five houses Dawson is that there’s such a nugget. His sculpture is entitled of precious stones,” says Paul. What the South Thinks the North is Eatingweekend, beginning August 15. by Samantha Elmsley

aims to persuade readers of have hoped. the viability of farming up Others were involved in the I was in Vancouver for the north. Dawson Daily News, quest to reroute misdirected first time last week, and the Interestingly, in his article conceptions of the Yukon’s first thing I did was head to for the growing potential. A the market. Having come Paddock raises similar issues 1903 Polk’s -Yukon straight from Dawson, I was around growing northern as a gazetteer and business overwhelmed by the crowds more contemporary report on directory complained, “the of people and the amount of local food. In August 2011, the climate of Yukon Territory food—especially local food, a Conservation Klondike Society is very little understood category that Granville Market (CKS) published a report elsewhere in British North fills well. entitled “Dawson Community America.” It went on to insist, But Dawson, and the Yukon Food Survey and Market “The growth of vegetables more generally, is no slouch Expansion Strategy”. By at Dawson and for 200 miles when it comes to growing surveying Dawson community further south is exceptional. locally, either—though we’ve members, it found the demand All vegetables that grow in always had a job convincing for local food greatly outstrips Ontario grow in Dawson, the south to believe that. In supply. In addition, product except potatoes and onions.” 1909, W.M.S. Paddock, a self- consistency and quality is often But that was 1903, and article on reporter Paul Watson, and beyond. Southerners who declared Dawson Dawson Daily farmer,News viewed as a barrier to buying this is now, over 100 years she writes: “many northerners ask those from the north if wrote a page-long article local, especially from the later. Surely, in this age feel that southern Canadians they live in igloos, as Nancy for the , perspective of the restaurants of information, southern have a skewed perspective Mike has experienced, are detailing the many agricultural and grocery stores. Similarly, Canadians are more aware of their life and their land” unlikely to know about the opportunities to be found in the Paddock wrote: “the number of the Yukon’s growing a reality that Watson, in his many greenhouses, foraging area and including long lists of of agriculturalists is not potential? Ryerson coverage of the north, works to and hunting patterns of this different vegetables grown in sufficient to supply the local ReviewThat’s of notJournalism so clear. In correct. These misconceptions area. They are probably not the Yukon. “In the future,” he demand for farm produce, winter 2012, the are also discussed by Andrew aware of the Yukon Culinary wrote, “there is every reason and the quality of some of the ran an Morrison and Nancy Mike of Festival, held for the first time to look forward to the time products is not quite equal issue on northernReview reporting the Jerry Cans, who played this this summer to showcase local when this country (Yukon) to the imported article.” The in Canada. In a series of year’s DCMF, in an interview in products. will support a large and hardy picture of the local food market articles, the pointed this issue. It’s clear that Paddock’s work population attached to the soil painted by the 2011 report to a lack of northern coverage I would argue that isn’t finished yet. and making the utmost of its and the 1909 article are eerily in southern papers, as well as misconceptions of northern resources.” The thrust of the similar; perhaps the Yukon widespread misconceptions life more generally also article, which recounts many is not making as much of its about the north in southern include misunderstandings Yukon farm success stories, resources as Paddock would press. In Marta Iwanek’s of local food, in the Yukon P22 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 2013 THE KLONDIKE SUN Van Bibber Book is 12 Month Phenomenon

By Shannon Van Bibber

Silver) and to Robert Kennedy Jr. (by Alex Van Bibber). I It’sWas been Born one Under year asince Spruce the In December 2012, the Tree.launch of JJ Van Bibber’s book IYukon Was Born Legislative Under Assemblya Spruce Treevoted unanimously to include With the support and guidance of many, JJ Van in the Yukon school Bibber has left a legacy for curriculum. all to enjoy. Not only has JJ’s On June 28 JJ Van Bibber’s legacy transformed our family legacy project presented dynamics and introduced us $5,000 to the Dawson City Arts to many wonderful people, Society for the JJ Van Bibber it has shown the importance documentary and $5,000 to of Yukon history through the Peter Menzies North Klondyke eyes of those who’ve lived it. Highway Music Society to Launched in Dawson City continue to teach music. at the Klondike Placer Miners During all the activities Photos: IAssociation Was Born AnnualUnder a BBQ Spruce and surrounding this book many • JJ Van Bibber - photo by Treedance on August 17, 2012, Yukon elders approached Michael Edwards us with their unique stories has become one of the and life experiences. The • Alex and Pat Van biggest phenomena in Yukon family hopes that JJ’s book Bibber at the Assembly of publishing history. inspires other families to First Nations AGM. Alex and Pat Sr. have document their legacies to • Alex, Shannon and Pat - enjoyed their time promoting both honour them and provide the book on Brother JJ’s our territory with more rich photo by Tony Gonda behalf; they have signed stories to enjoy. • Pat, Rob Carpenter hundreds of copies of the JJ’s family would like to (Kaminak Gold,) Alex and book at the Yukon Geoscience thank all the people who Sue Craig at the Explora- Forum, Mac’s Fireweed Books, helped make this book what the Vancouver Exploration he dreamed it would be: a tion Roundup Vancouver. Roundup, the Vancouver- Yukon legacy shared with • Premier Darrell Yukoners’ Association thousands of readers in the Pasloski and Prime banquet where they were territory and beyond. JJ would Minister Steven Harper - joined by Lucy Sanders and be very pleased. Kathleen Thorpe, and the There are limited editions photo by Government of Assembly of First Nations available, once the books are Canada General Assembly in sold there will be no more • Van Bibber family at Whitehorse. printed. Old Firehall - photo by JJ’s book has been presented On August 17, from 1 p.m. to to Prime Minister Stephen 3 p.m., Alex and Pat Sr. will be Tony Gonda Harper (by Premier Darrell in Dawson City to sign books Pasloski), Federal Liberal at Maximilian’s bookstore on

Party leader Front Street. (by Dawson City MLA Sandy b

b Visitor of the Week at KIAC Visitor Names: Theresa Gray Traveling from: Kelowna, BC Comments about their visit: “Awesome!! Here for Jamie and Xander Mann’s wedding with the whole family. The city is great, food and people amazing. Such an experience. The show at the Palace Grand was soo much fun.”

Visitor of the Week is brought to you by the Dawson City Chamber of Commerce and the Klondike Sun Tyson Atleo THE KLONDIKE SUN WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 2013 P23 Klondike history is coming to a computer near you by Samuel Sharp audience. Alex hopes that it will accurate pages— Photo by Samantha Elmsley foster in people a connection not only filling between the Klondike and their missing gaps world and hopefully intrigue in the public’s outsiders to learn more and come knowledge of the The interpreters at the visit. north, but also Dawson City Museum have The Museum’s first major expressing the been busier then usual over the contribution to the Wikipedia local history that last few weeks. Besides their community is an article on the community usual daily grind of melting the quintessential gold rush values. Molly down gold and moderating entrepreneur, Thomas W. sees Wikipedia miners meetings, they have O’Brien. If you peruse this as a great tool been working at finding new article you will learn of his many and one that ways to share their knowledge and varied business successes is becoming of Klondike history. and failures. O’Brien’s legacy increasingly Under the direction of Alex still shapes visitors experience integral to Somerville, Senior Bilingual in Dawson today, from seeing peoples access Interpreter at the Museum,ive team three of his train company’s to knowledge. havethe universitybeen working students at populating who locomotives housed at the Her hope is Wikipediamake up thewith interpret accurate pages museum or from walking past that by learning on Klondike history. Alex was his brewery’s delivery wagon that how to write or originally struck with the idea now sits behind the edit an article when it was pointed out to him on Front Street. on Wikipedia, that the short-lived Klondike This summer project will participants Mines Railway’s only Wikipedia hopefully continue with next will learn how year’s interpreters, as much is to produce and page was in German. With this Klondike History Library already well for the wider world. new awareness of the paucity of left to be done. In the meantime consume the website in a more the museum’s commitment to sophisticated way. supports many individuals’ If this project sounds as Klondike history on Wikipedia, it genealogy projects and conducts exciting to you as it does to me, wasn’t long before Alex directed improving our local histories Molly hopes to involve local presence on Wikipedia will be students in the project and feels its own research when preparing keep your eyes peeled this fall the interpreters to start sharing Museum exhibits and would like for a chance to participate. If you some of the wealth of knowledge carried on by Archivist Molly that the process of publishing a MacDonald, who has exciting Wikipedia article or wading into to see this information reach are interested in being involved that they had learned this summer a wider audience. Publishing in this project, please contact the in a new way. This project also plans for the fall. one of the many debates that Molly hopes to host a edit-a- these pages can be battlegrounds this material online through Museum. fit very well with the Museum’s Wikipedia will create a wonderful commitment to accessibility thon, which would bring local for, will help bring history and community members together scholarship alive for those that resource both for interested as it helps bring the knowledge members of the community as housed in the museum to a wider to populate Wikipedia with participate. Furthermore, the Minto Park Designated a Municipal Heritage Site Story & Photos By Dan Davidson Minto Park is named for the of the agreement made by the Earl of Minto, who was a fitness Yukon Hospital Corporation buff and Canada’s Governor in order to gain the town’s Minto Park has become General from 1898-1904, from acceptance of the hospital plan Dawson City’s third Municipal the Gold Rush until a couple after it grew beyond its original Heritage Site and the second of years after Dawson got its dimensions. within the last six months. The city charter, a period when a Mayor Wayne Potoroka calls process began officially with number of significant buildings Minto Park a vibrant heritage the first reading of the bylaw in were built to emphasize the site, and explained what he March, followed by publication importance of the town as a meant in a recent Facebook of a notice, a public hearing in capital city. post. late June and two additional The community at large began “Vibrant heritage places are readings of the bylaw, the last of to worry about the future of those that are still being used, which took place on July 9. Minto Park a couple of councils and Minto Park has been a Under the 2009 Historic ago, when the initial discussions valuable recreation area since Bylaw, Council “may either, on about the location of the new just after the Gold Rush. Still its own motion, or upon petition hospital began. A lot of people today it sees plenty of use as, by any person or group of thought that the children’s among other things, a ball field persons, designate any site as a playground, which was actually and outdoor hub for cultural Municipal Historic Site when it located on the land reserved for events, like Dawson City Music has determined, in its opinion, a new health centre (which was Festival and Discovery Days. that the site is an important the original proposal), was part This designation is meant to illustration of the historic or of Minto Park and were upset encourage that continued use.” development of the Klondike that it was being encroached The town will soon also valley, of which the Dawson upon. have ownership of the land town site is a part, or the natural There was much concern transferred to it by the Yukon history of peoples and cultures expressed that further Government and that will of the Klondike Valley Cultural construction might eat up more secure the land as recreational Landscape.” of the park, which includes spacePhotos: for the foreseeable future. This designation protects Victory Gardens, the ball * Minto Park ball diamond, the the place from demolition or diamond on the other side of the kids’ park off to the right. significant alteration without Museum, the swimming pool, * Victory Garden, with the War the permission of the town. tennis courts and a roller park. Memorial cenotaph at the rear. So far the designated sites Since the hospital include a Gold Rush era cabin construction there is also a in the North End of town, the much-improved children’s Old CIBC building (which was playground in behind the pool. already a National Historic Site). This replacement park was part P24 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 2013 THE KLONDIKE SUN DCMF Kids Fest made for a lively Saturday morning

Story & Photos By Dan Davidson people to handle, telling them that he was collecting finger print samples. The award was Kids Fest does not begin named for Pierre Juneau, first early at the Dawson City Music president of the CRTC, and Festival. After a night of music former head of the CBC, not for that began in the Palace Grand the Greek goddess. at 4 o’clock and picked up again Simmons, along with his in the Main Stage Tent at Minto friend and fellow entertainer Park from 8:45 to just after 2 Tomás Kubínek, was the main a.m. (not even mentioning what stage emcee on both Friday happened after that) most and Sunday nights and stayed people don’t move too early on in Dawson to put on two full Saturday morning. vaudeville shows at the Palace Kids Fest moved into the Grand Theatre on Tuesday and tent this year due to uncertain Wednesday evenings as part skies, but the venue didn’t of this summer’s Live at the change the menu. There were Palace Grand schedule. Above: Daycare kids sing up a storm kids’ games and crafts as well Left: Jack Amos keeps his balance and time as face painting, dancing and Susu Robin leads a sing-a-long singing – lots of singing. Bottom left: Al Simmons and his famous eye chart Sing-along with Susu featured Susu Robin on her ukulele and accordion. After she had led in a number of sing-along songs a group of kids from the day camps joined Tr’ondëk Hwëch’in First Fish Feast her at the front and presented several tunes they had been learning. Young Jack Amos was next to entertain, telling a few jokes, reciting some poetry and singing a song with his mandolin while balancing on a small teeterboard. Jack loves to perform. The star of the show was, of course, Al Simmons, who sang, punned, joked and delighted with his props to the packed audience in the tent, most of whom gave him their best attention and lots of applause. Simmons himself was well Story & Photo by Alice Thompson aware that there were still people having lots of fun back in the craft corner of the tent Doreen Olson (far right) from Moosehide lines up with friend and didn’t mind at all, telling Patricia Simcox (granddaughter of Chief Isaac) for the Tr’ondëk the audience to simply get used Hwëch’in First Fish Feast. Patricia came up for 2 weeks from to it because that was how Whitehorse: “I love coming to visit family and friends and it's al- these shows worked and that ways nice to go to a Gathering like this” TH’s Cultural Education Coordinator Georgette Mcleod orga- was fine with him. nized the event, and treated the diners to a slide show of Tr’ondëk Simmons continues to be Hwëch’in Youth at the Fish Camp catching and trimming the salm- a one-man variety show and on for the Feast. travels with a huge number of She said: “The fish that they catch they share with their com- props, including his very own munity. Fish Camp has been done every year in Moosehide since Juno Award, which he handed I was a kid, and the Fish Camp and Feast at the TH Hall have been around the audience for done together since 2003.” LAUNCH EVENT: PRINT & PUBLISHING SYMPOSIUM FRI, AUG 16, 6:30 AT THE HISTORIC DAWSON DAILY NEWS PRINT EXHIBITION OPENING, ARTIST TALKS, READINGS, AUG 16 - 18 IN DAWSON CITY AND DEMONSTRATIONS

WORKSHOPS, OPEN STUDIOS, HANDS ON DEMONSTRATIONS, AND DISCUSSION ON PRINT CULTURE, PUBLISHING, DESIGN, PRINTMAKING, AND WRITING WITH NATIONAL GUEST ARTISTS:

JO COOK, JOHN STEINS, RAY FENWICK, PETER BRAUNE, SHANNON GERARD, DAN DOWHAL, MICHAEL MCCORMACK, ANDREW MCLAREN, AND COLLEEN MURPHY

Dawson City Community Library THE KLONDIKE SUN WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 2013 P25

THIS IS JUST MY OPINION by Al Sider CYFT 106.9 FM: Honour Thy Father and Mother Dawson City Community Radio

One of the great “Ten Commandments” hours playing with friends outdoors, while tells us to “Honour thy father and mother today, they sit in solitude in front of a game that thy days may be long upon the land which may or may not be interactive. Many which the Lord hath given you”. This is children today have never spent a few hours “The Spirit of Dawson” actually the fourth Commandment, but it is a week sitting in the dining room, at their the first with a conditional promise. Now table, playing board games with the family. MONDAY TO WEDNESDAY this essay is not going to be a strict Religious As parents disassociate themselves from 1 to 5 p.m. Manager’s Mix - Mr. Manager commentary, but rather a look at the youth their children, children in turn disassociate today, and how this Commandment is sadly themselves from siblings and peers. WEDNESDAY, August 7 being violated by those who will one day So, how does this relate to children 12 to 1 p.m. Radio Zho become our future leaders. Most parents honouring or dishonouring their parents? It 6 to 7 p.m. To the Tune of the Taco - Aubyn 7 to 8 p.m. Science! - Andy & Victoria today will undoubtedly state, “My kids are relates in this manner: children who spend 8 to 9 p.m. Fortress of Solitude - Maria Sol good kids, they listen well, they maintain more time playing video games harbour 9 to 10 p.m. Kings of Dawson - Ben & Brendan good grades in school, they are not trouble resentment towards their parents when their 10 to 12 p.m. On the John - John makers.” And to them I would reply, “I agree game is interrupted, when parents attempt to with you, you do have good kids, but how discipline their children by taking away the THURSDAY, August 8 do they honour you?” Having a good kid is video games for a period of time, and their dis- 1 to 2 p.m. Golden Frequencies - Diego not proof that your child respects you. Yet associative behaviour begins to blossom from 2 to 3 p.m. The Sad Bastard Hour - Jonny Moon the really sad point in all of this is that it is the benign to the all-consuming. Children, like 3 to 4 p.m. Holly’s Hits 4 to 5 p.m. The Lots of Bluegrass Show - Caffary you parents who create the environment adults, require association with peers, quality 5 to 6 p.m. The Record Collection - Joey which provides the circumstances whereby time with their parents and family, and the 6 to 7 p.m. South Side City Swag - Chris your children no longer need to honour you, human elements that cannot be provided by 7 to 8 p.m. Kajambo Radio - Paulie P a statement to which you will undoubtedly video games. As children learn to disassociate 8 to 9 p.m. Story Hour - Simon deny responsibility, but a further more and more from others, they learn to examination of this essay will clarify my dishonour their parents. One cannot honour FRIDAY, August 9 statement. their parents when they cannot relate well 1 to 2 p.m. Tasty Jams - Alex Firstly, most parents seem to agree that, as with others. When children become “bullies” 2 to 3 p.m. The Gold Mine - Felix 5 to 7 p.m. George’s Show long as my child obeys me, maintains good there is no honour toward their parents. 7 to 8 p.m. Songs People Love - Tyrell grades in school, and stays out of trouble, my Bullying is on the rise in our society, and 8 to 9 p.m. Contrast - Dan child honours me. In this you are only partly with social networks, and modern technology, 9 to 10 p.m. The Fox and the Forest - Mathias correct. Yet how often must you as a parent, bullying is becoming more and more a faceless 10 to 11 p.m. Blake and Parker Show - Ally & Carlin repeat yourself to your child? How often is it crime against the weaker individuals. I fully necessary that you raise your voice to your ascribe video game violence to this rise in SATURDAY, August 10 child? How often do you feel it is necessary bullying, and thus a strong dishonouring of 2 to 3 p.m. Eastern Promises - Matt to discipline your child? These are personal parents. There are also a few parents who 3 to 4 p.m. Sunstream - Tyrell 4 to 5 p.m. Ecelectic Chair - Dan and individual questions, to which I cannot see this as a good thing, and these parents 5 to 7 p.m. The City Mic - Mike & Steph reasonably presume to answer. Yet I will seriously have unresolved issues. Still, 7 to 8 p.m. Andy’s Music Times ask one pertinent question, how many of this does not negate the idea that children 8 to 9 p.m. Saturday Night - Alana & Aaron you parents have purchased a video game dishonour their parents at an alarmingly 9 to 10 p.m. Auditory Slaughter - Karl console (Wii, Gameboy, Nintendo, etc) for greater rate of increase today, and it is their your child? How many hours each week does own parenting that causes this dishonour. SUNDAY, August 11 your child play these games? How many What a sad state our world is in today, and 12 to 1 p.m. Today’s Special - Craig & Tanya times times must you repeat yourself to tomorrow our world will be lost, when it is 1 to 2 p.m. The Cat’s Meow - Rosie & Capri 2 to 3 p.m. The Sunday Best - Jonna your child while he or she is sitting in front led by the children of today, those who have 3 to 4 p.m. The Movie Show - Kerry of the screen playing their games? How no honour for their parents, no respect for 4 to 6 p.m. Happytime Radio - Ryan often do your children neglect the chores others, no compassion towards others, no love 6 to 7 p.m. Family Hour - Ole you establish while playing their games? or life in their hearts—and only their parents 7 to 9 p.m. Alphabet Soup - Adonika How many times have you heard your child can do anything about it. say, “I’ll do it later mom or dad!”? These are So, what is the solution? Parents, get rid of examples of children who do not honour the video game consoles, lose the technology, Tune your dial to 106.9 FM or their parents. and spend quality time with your children. Cable Channel 11 (Rolling Ads) in Dawson City, Still, this is not entirely the fault of Get your children out of the house to socialize the child. Most blame needs to be placed with other kids. Dust off the old board or listen live over the internet at www.cfyt.ca! upon the parents. They (the parents) have games and spend at least one evening a week established these “video games” as effective playing together as a family. You, and only “babysitters”, just as television once was for you, can effect change for our future. Instill them. Children today spend more time (in compassion, love, kindness, and hope in your hours) playing video games than children of children, and in so doing you will teach them my generation did in front of the television. to honour you. THE KLONDIKE SUN Children of bygone years spent many more But, as always... thanks our volunteers! chief writer & editor - Dan Davidson

proofreading - Betty Davidson, Lisa McKenna, Alyssa Friesen, Dan Davidson

layout - Dan & Alyssa

subscription mailing/retailer deliveries - Karen MacKay, Palma Berger, Colleen Smith, Judith Blackburn-Johnson P26 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 2013 THE KLONDIKE SUN KIDS' CORNER Klondike Sun

In collaboration with KIAC, the hosted a day of Art CampKlondike on July 16.Sun Six young reporters were turned onto the Dawson dirt streets armed with cameras and an assignment to tackle a photo scavenger hunt. Here are a few captures of the different locations they went to. Great job, kids! Special thanks to Rosie Butler and Alli Massie, KIAC youth program coordinators, and Samantha Elmsley, student intern.

By the general store this poor bird got hit by a car. Bad luck happens. Photo Photo by Orrin Procee and text by Noah Robbins.

I liked the big plants at the community garden and we went to Rosie’s friend’s Photo by Keira Brickner backyard. Photo and text by Emily Taylor.

Maximilian’s has lots of magazines and books. Photo and text by Eli Cairns. We took photos of the big tent at the museum. It’s beside the music festival. Photo and text by Kimowin Lavallee. THE KLONDIKE SUN WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 2013 P27 Klondike Outreach Job Board CLASSIFIEDS Open Positions: Churches Kitchen Manager Youth Enhancement Support Labourers Worker: August 8 @ 4 ST. MARY’S : After School Program Teacher Landscaping Crew Leader Cargo/Passenger Service Agent: Butcher’s Assistant Laundry Attendant August 9 Cab Drivers Lifeguard Home Support Worker: August 15 Corner of 5th and King. Services: Cashiers Night Auditor Positions Out of Town: Sundays at 10:30 a.m., Sat. 5 p.m., Tues. Cement Plant Operator-expressions Outreach Family Support Worker 7 p.m., Wed. to Fri. 9:30 a. m. All are welcome. Contact Father Ernest Emeka of interest Preschool Teacher DAWSON COMMUNITY CHAPEL Childcare Raft Guide Housekeeper Emeodi for assistance, 993-5361. Cooks Senior Accounting Clerk Prep Cook : Dealer Servers ContactMining: excavator Info operator Located on 5th Ave across from Gold Dishwashers Server/BartenderToddler Teacher Rush Campground. Sunday School at Door Staff Stock Person 10 a.m. Sunday worship at 11 a.m. All ST. PAUL’S ANGLICAN CHURCH: Driver/Swamper Phone: 993-5176 welcome. Pastor Ian Nyland, 993-5507. Equipment Operator User Support Technician Fax: 993-6947 Front Desk Clerks Corner Positions with Closing Dates: www.klondikeoutreach.com HEO/Dump Truck driver of Front & Church St. Sunday Services Hostesses E-mail: at 10:30. 1st and 3rd Sundays: Morning Housekeeping/Room Attendants Educational Assistant: August 7 [email protected] Prayer. 2nd and 4th Sundays: Holy Eucharist. 5th Sunday: Informal. Rev. Laurie Munro, 993-5381 , at the Richard MartinSupp oChapel,rt Tues - Thurs, 8:30 - noon. Alcoholics Anonymous:

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For over 100 years, From William Ogilvie, Dominion Land Dawson City has a new Alice lives and works locally in Dawson City Surveyor to the Present: LAMERTON LAND SURVEYS, 951 2ND AVENUE, PO Business Advisory Service To view properties for sale in BOX 928, DAWSON CITY, YUKON, Y0B Services are FREE and available to the Dawson and area, call 1G0. 867-334-7233. glamerton@gmail. entire community com. GLEN W. LAMERTON, CANADA Alice Thompson LANDS SURVEYOR. (The trailer across Dan Beaulieu, Cottongrass Consulting Group Phone: 993-2532 fromFor theSale 'Goat'.) Locally-based (upstairs in CIBC building) Tel: 993-3011 TOM BYRNE'S CABIN IS FOR SALE: E-mail: [email protected]

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