Arts & Life

Old roots grow new branches. The ancient aboriginal art of Canada's west coast is one of the definitive features of our national culture, and bright in that collection is Haida art.

No more school, no more books, but the artistic learning is off the hook.

A new season is dawning on the Sunset Theatre. The performing arts house in Wells has a season of high calibre entertainment on the horizon. They are located on the threshold of Barkerville and the first show is scheduled for Tuesday.

CFUR is getting youth on their wavelength. The campus radio station at UNBC is offering free summer classes to youth aged 12-17 who want to learn more about how people communicate using sound and electronics.

The Prince George Symphony Orchestra has a blast every fall with Pops in the Park. This weekend, the young musicians of the city are going to do the same thing to close out the school year.

Is there something fishy in the fish camp? Is there something crafty in the craft cabin? Something trapped in the trapper's cabin? Is the duck pond indeed ducky? Those who wish to answer these questions and more can explore Huble Homestead on Sherloc

The ponderings of a local school teacher turned into a promise to his nephew. That promise has now turned into a book. New author Jake Wiens will launch his first title, this coming week.

The hypothesis is being tested once again.

It's a tale as old as time, retold this week in the special way of the Kelly Road secondary school drama department.

Father's Day shines on the calendar and that's the day that stunning works of automobile art shine at Lheidli T'enneh Memorial Park.