A Queer Look at Life
Rae Spoon is not the average musician. The transgender musician has become a household name in Canada’s burgeoning queer music scene.
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Rae Spoon is not the average musician. The transgender musician has become a household name in Canada’s burgeoning queer music scene.
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For 20 years Eleanor Millard has been providing support to grandparents who want to rescue their grandchildren. Year after year, Millard’s phone rings, and an
When Home isn’t a Happy Place Read More »
When 2010 began I had three living grandparents; by the year’s end I had none. My mom’s parents were Walter (Waddy) and Beth Robertson, both
Grandparents Remembered Read More »
Twelve months ago, Harreson Tanner thought he was leaving the Yukon for good. Like many seniors, Tanner wanted to be closer to his children and
I usually wait until Christmas to lurk around the Whitehorse liquor store in search of sexy new beer products, but September brought a surprise: Guinness
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After fifteen years of modelling, I finally decided to ask a couple of artist friends how they handle drawing the naked body of someone they know.
Whitehorse resident Dennis Allen has crafted a successful career out of telling stories close to his heart: stories of life and culture of the people
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Marigold Santos likes the idea of a multiple self. The Montreal-based artist has a new exhibition at the ODD Gallery in Dawson City, which runs
Exploring multiple selves: Montreal artist explores her psyche Read More »
The late Dick North used to quip that with a surname like his it was no mystery that he worked as a journalist in
The Legacy of Dick North will Endure Read More »
My son Billy and I went up onto the Top of the World for an afternoon grouse hunt, his first. There are dozens of trails
Hunting For Wildlife: Bill Holmes Read More »