Yukoners At Canada Winter Games
The 2023 Canada Winter Games, officially called XXVII Canada Games, are taking place Feb. 18 to March 5 and will be hosted in P.E.I.
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Whether it’s winter or summer, spring or autumn, there are always events and activities to enjoy here in the Yukon. Visitors and locals alike can find adventure and excitement on the water like kayaking, canoeing, swimming and even water bikes! On the land they can discover (and re-discover) a myriad of trails through the boreal forests of the north or up into the many majestic mounts found in the Yukon. From major events like the Yukon Quest and Yukon River Quest to organized nature walks and festive bird counts or just finding that special campsite, there is no end to the possibilities in the Yukon’s Great Outdoors.
The 2023 Canada Winter Games, officially called XXVII Canada Games, are taking place Feb. 18 to March 5 and will be hosted in P.E.I.
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Having a ski race, as part of Mount Sima’s pre-season training, were already happening two years ago, according to general manager.
Off To The Races: Mount Sima FIS Event Read More »
Mountain biking, like relationships require work. From the first date to the wedding day, you’re constantly learning how to be with someone.
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Yukon River Quest 2022 has 119 teams. The 2020 race was a no-go due to the pandemic, and 2021 was cancelled due to flooding.
Paddlers are back and ready to race! Read More »
Saturday, May 29, birders will head out to identify as many different species as they can. They’re encouraged to go by their own power – foot, bike or paddle.
The joys and surprises of the annual birdathon Read More »
Evolving out of the old tradition of a Boxing Day bird hunt, where people competed to see who could shoot the most birds while walking off their Christmas feasts, birds have officially been counted, and the numbers compiled, by the American Audubon Society, since 1900.
Green talk with the Yukon Conservation Society Read More »
Winter or summer, there are always events to enjoy the outdoors to the fullest.
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Julie Bauer loves birding with kids. The-long-time Haines Junction resident and birder is leading Canada’s most northerly Christmas Bird Count (CBC) for Kids on Dec. 14. The unique event is part of an international citizen science program for monitoring and conserving birds.
Christmas bird counts are fun for kids too Read More »
The Yukon Bird Club’s new president is Shyloh van Delft (shown here leading a field trip at Tagish). The club has launched a new season
Nothing says spring more than the sounds of birds Read More »
“The best part of this festival is that we have all these different parts of the community bringing their event”
Something for Everyone Read More »
Yukon birds, and its birding community, have lost a true friend. When he died last month, at 75, Helmut Grünberg had spent over 40 years
Homage to a Yukon Birder Read More »
Cross country skiing can be conducted at breakneck speed or at a social pace. As with most social activities, there is etiquette involved.
Miss Manners Goes Skiing Read More »
A moose will often fall exactly where you had hoped they wouldn’t. Here a prepared hunter shines and the newbie learns a few lessons.
Moose Hunt Essentials Read More »
The need for the Dawson Women’s Shelter is a serious concern, but raising money for its programs and operation can be fun.
Swimming, Cycling and Running for Shelter Read More »