Here’s a taste of how Yukon communities, from B to W, will be celebrating Canada Day on July 1:Beaver Creek festivities will kick off with a parade, then volleyball, children’s games and a community barbecue at the...
Read MoreThere’s a new folksinger passing through the Yukon … and he’s prepared.He may never have been North before, but Cort Delano’s “got my tin pan and gunny sack.”This Albertan roots musician, like...
Read MoreHappy Birthday, Canada!You have come into your own these past 141 years, warmly regarded as a place of strong values, freedom and a sense of community taking care of community.Canada, you have never forgotten that you were born...
Read MoreHere is another make-ahead salad to add to your summer repertoire.This recipe is a great one for adding colour, fibre and flavour to your Yukon picnics. Make ahead since it will, like us, improve with age.Beans – both fresh...
Read MoreThere’s a new baby on the farm.Well, I am far too excited to write anything serious today. We have a brand new addition to the farm. A beautiful buckskin colt who we are currently calling Casper.I’m not positive if...
Read MoreRiding has a tendency to push your personal limits. Whether it is the distance you cover in a day … or your speed … or the cold weather … or how bad a road you can navigate successfully.The problem is I seem to...
Read MoreHow would you like to start a business with 50,000 of your closest friends, pals, friends of friends, acquaintances and complete strangers?What if it only cost you $50 to start and you had a vote in what products you sell, how...
Read MoreSimonne Chalifoux is well on her way to becoming an expert on the single scene in Whitehorse.As the founder/organizer/host/everything else of the Whitehorse Singles Group, she has seen what works, what doesn’t work, the...
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