Whitehorse artist Leslie Leong applied for a residency at the Ted Harrison Artists Retreat to work towards a large show at the Yukon Arts Centre Gallery in the fall of 2019. But she had lots of other ideas to work through first,...
Read MoreAn expert panel on how Canadians cope with the day-to-day realities of climate change wasreleased last week, and the Yukon has a place at the table. “When elders and youth go out on the land together, it teaches valuable...
Read MoreWhat colour of bait is best?Most fishermen stand in front of fishing-tackle boards in the store and think, If I was a fish, I would go for that colour. Problem is, they may tell “fish tales,” but they don’t have fish vision....
Read MoreIn this series, Elke Reinauer profiles the three artists who have been chosen for the Chilkoot Trail Artist Residency Program.Kristin Link is a visual artist based in McCarthy, Alaska, who works in natural history and science...
Read MoreWhen discussing the global plastic pollution, things can often seem bleak. That is not the case at Yukon Montessori School, where, in Kelly Scott’s Lower Elementary class, the future looks bright. Very bright. Through Cosmic...
Read MoreBurning one litre of diesel fuel produces about 2.7 kilograms of carbon dioxide. So, for example, Grise Fiord (Ausuittuq), a community of 150 located on the southern shore of Ellesmere Island, in Nunavut, is dependent on burning...
Read MoreIn this series, Elke Reinauer profiles the three artists who have been chosen for the Chilkoot Trail Artist Residency Program.Josh Winkler´s work is no stranger to the Yukon. In 2016 his work was exhibited with two other artists...
Read MoreDream fish at Robert Service SchoolA team of facilitators from the Stream of Dreams program was in Dawson this week to promote environmental stewardship and facilitate a community art project.The program ran at Robert Service...
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