Dalton created a trail that he believed would be the best way for prospectors to reach the gold fields. It turned out to be the best way to get cattle to Dawson City and stave off hunger.

Yukon writer Michael Gates has spent years researching Jack Dalton's life, and has traveled the remains of the trail that bears Dalton's name.

Gates has written a new book, Jack Dalton's Gold Rush Trail.

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Once derided as perennially uncool, hopeless outsiders, nerds now rule. Just look at Mark Zuckerberg, the founder of Facebook is a multi-billionaire and one of the most powerful thinkers on the planet.

Facebook's IPO got our pop culture watcher Geoff Pevere digging into the history of nerds, trying to figure out when the tide turned for the pocket protector set.

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Falconer has been diagnosed as tone deaf, but that hasn't stopped him from become a huge and very knowledgeable music fan. He's using his time at Berton House to work on a book about his condition, and his attempts to learn how to sing.

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It has nothing to do with the strength of the egg or anything. It actually all comes down to sex.

Click on the link below to hear Airplay's science columnist Michael Bhardwaj talk to Dave about some new research.

Despite sending the smallest team in the competition, Team Yukon finished with more medals than some of Canada's largest jurisdictions.

Dan Curtis runs Skills Canada in the Yukon. Click on the link below to hear him speak with Dave.

Organizers have lined up a wide range of aboriginal talent for the event, everything from traditional crafts to hip hop.

Click on the link below to hear the festival's Katie Johnson speak with Dave about some of the performers who will be coming to the festival this year.

Click on the link below to hear Adrian tell Dave about The Unsettlers.

And that means it's becoming more important to manage your profile properly.

Click on the link below to hear Airplay's business columnist Donna Guzik speak with Dave about LinkedIn's growing importance.

Canadian soliders will soon have access to virtual technologies developed for the U.S. military.

Skip Rizzo is a pioneer in virtual reality therapy, and a clinical psychologist at the University of Southern California.

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But here's the thing, you can build almost anything, and some of the game's most devoted followers take that to extremes.

Click on the link below to hear technology columnist Anshuman Iddamsetty talk to Dave about Minecraft's incredible appeal.

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He's doing that now, after Man City ended a thrilling final day of the season just ahead of Manchester United.

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Click on the link below to hear Airplay's house doctor Brian Goldman talk with Dave about the politics surrounding the decision.

So he did what musicians often do; he wrote a song.

Dawson City Dancer is the end result, and Kayser says it's garnering a great response.

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It's called FOMO.

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