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...disease, though I'll concede to a bias: I spent part of last week in Toronto, where commuters are now worried about whom they're sitting next to and where a favorite bar of mine--packed when I was there in February--is now as empty as the Yukon...
...important benefit from their burly automobiles: fun. Presiding over several tons of metal from a heated leather seat is great entertainment. "It's not like I'm living large, but I like when people take notice," says Brent Bormaster, 24, a Dallas executive recruiter who drives a 2002 GMC Yukon...
DIED. RICHARD SIMMONS, 89, whose 40-year acting career included the title role in the 1950s television show Sergeant Preston of the Yukon; in Oceanside, Calif. The show, by the same team behind The Lone Ranger, featured Sergeant Preston as a Canadian Mountie who solved crimes with his horse Rex and his dog Yukon King...
...ranges extending up to 400 sq. mi. In many cases there are no longer large enough blocks of wilderness left for such species to maintain a viable breeding population. So scientists are looking for ways to establish corridors linking contiguous reserves or parks. One proposal would link Canada's Yukon to Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming to allow grizzlies to roam a larger area. A WWF plan calls for developing the Terai Arc across northern India and Nepal. The arc would link 11 national parks and reserves into a total area of 27,000 sq. mi., benefiting tigers and other...
After attending public high school, Gonzales enlisted in the Air Force and was stationed at Fort Yukon, Alaska, before entering the United States Air Force Academy, where he remained for two years...