Percolating with ‘the guys’
I work with federal inmates at an institution in central Alberta. And of all people, you would think they would know how to make coffee
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I work with federal inmates at an institution in central Alberta. And of all people, you would think they would know how to make coffee
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Exploration, adventure and community are among the most important aspects of living in the North. For many Yukoners, it was the “want” to explore a fantasized part of the world and to seek adventure in discovering Canada’s North, but it was the sense of community that made people want to stay.
South to Alberta – Part I Read More »
On May 25, students from all over the Yukon, British Columbia, Alberta, and the Northwest Territories gathered in Whitehorse at the Kwanlin Dün Cultural Centre, in celebration of the forty-third annual First Nations graduation.
A record-breaking class at the forty-third annual First Nations graduation Read More »
The Elite Martial Arts Academy (EMAA) first opened its doors back in May of last year and has been gaining momentum ever since.
Kick up your fitness Read More »
Food is important to me because I have a large family. Five boys under the age of nine” says Sonny Gray, CEO of North Star
Teresa Kozakewick grew up in Alberta. Raised by a father who had a passion for food, she had always been drawn to cooking. She enjoyed
Cooking Up a Career Read More »
He would leave home at 6:30 a.m. and return at 10 or 11 p.m. When Japan’s economy faltered, he wanted a change. He came to
Like the Beauty of the Yukon? You’ll Love Hiking Japan Read More »
The Dawson City Music Festival (DCMF) is a major draw. “One of the bands getting a lot of attention is called the Wet Secrets,”
Bringing Crowds to Dodge: 38th annual Dawson City Music Festival Read More »
The Hidden Histories Society Yukon collects stories and research on people of Asian and Black heritage who have contributed to the Yukon. It’s been doing
Pioneer Agronomist Read More »
Most of us who came of age in the 70s have a Tiki experience somewhere in their cocktail history. Mine was in Jasper, Alberta in
Mai Tais at the Whistle Stop Pub Read More »
Reducing our solid waste is not an easily digested subject. An upcoming conference in Whitehorse hopes to break down solutions into manageable bites. The Working
Repurpose, Recycle, Reintegrate Read More »
Brett Kissel, rising star in country music, is happy to include the Yukon on his 2015-16 tour. “I wanted to make this a truly Canadian tour”
A star on stage, with his heart on the ranch Read More »
Rossland is a small ski town in British Columbia – or logging town, I’m not sure which prevails. I’ve raced here once before and it
With binge drinking and bar violence on the rise, the Province of Alberta has made some policy changes that it is hoping will curb public
Looking for a Kinder, Gentler Beer Drinker Read More »