Fiona Azizaj and her parents fled Kosovo to Germany when she was months old. They later settled in Whitehorse in 2003. She will provide details and answer questions about what her family went through to get here at this year’s Yukon Cares Annual General Meeting.
Coming to the Yukon as a refugee Read More »
As a nurse, I have a role in challenging systemic and individual racism. I challenge you to do the same.
Picking our battles Read More »
Wow … where to start … I’ve been a registered nurse for 24 years and have worked in four countries and in about 20
Nursing in the North Read More »
Here are some tips and tricks to starting out in Whitehorse as a Cheechako (which is the name for being new to the north of 60th parallel).
Top 10 tips for your first summer in Whitehorse Read More »
What do you like about beats? I like that our heart is one. Also, they seem to grow well in the Yukon. Daniel Mackenzie started
Growing beats in the Yukon Read More »
Fishing for youngsters may be their first glimpse of ethics and responsible behaviour in relation to nature.
Fishing with children Read More »
When Bailey Rumbolt first arrived at the Boys and Girls Club of Yukon (BGCY) in 2015, she would never have guessed that it would lead her to big changes in her life.
Building character, helping youth Read More »
Here are two photos of a male pine grosbeak in our backyard on Duncan Drive in the Golden Horn Subdivision.
Living With Wildlife: Steve Wilson Read More »
In early April, 79-year-old Lorraine White did what lots of Yukoners do: she held a garage sale. White, who was moving to Vancouver Island, sold
Garage Sales – Doing it for (the) community Read More »
Manfred Janssen and Jordy Walker recorded the bulk of the album in Walker’s basement studio in Hillcrest, hence the title, Basement Tapes.
Play it loud in the car Read More »
Let’s learn Gwich’in: Sreendit (Spring)
Let’s learn Gwich’in: Sreendit (Spring) Read More »
No other service provider understands the demands of motherhood more than the Child Development Centre (CDC). As a result, the Child Development Centre is having a fundraiser on May 12 to celebrate the family CEO.
Sipping tea for a good cause Read More »
Bear Creek Compound is owned by Parks Canada now, but it was once the thriving centre of operations for the Yukon Consolidated Gold Corporation (YCGC),
Delving into the History of Bear Creek Read More »
Tarot cards are tools for divination and reflection; giving the person receiving the reading insight into past, present and future. The exact origin of the
Yukon Artists @ Work Painter Neil Graham Unveils a Project Six Years in the Making Read More »
I am one of the lucky few who will be at Northern Scene for the entire 10 days. I’m here with the production of Leonard
I have only included a hand full of recipes in What’s Up so far. Here are some suggestions for you that are quick, nutritious and wholesome.
Quick and Easy Dinner Ideas Read More »
Last night I spent a few hours organizing the entries for What’s Up Yukon’s Food to Fly For contest, in which a lucky winner will
Meditative Awareness at the Art of Data Entry Read More »
