Your first perception of Duncan Sinclair may be of a reserved, buttoned-down guy – a civil servant, most likely.You wouldn’t be wrong. Sinclair spent decades in the territorial public service, rising through the ranks...
Read MoreEvery seat in the Yukon Arts Centre costs the same.Yet the sound is not the same in each seat.That is why some people choose seats away from the speakers while others have figured out that there is “muddy sound” in the centre of...
Read MoreThe Potluck Community Co-op is ready for its next step. For the past year and a half the Potluck, focused on ‘good food’ beginning with local and organic, has run a weekly pop-up shop with online ordering. While...
Read More“I was ready to live here permanently the day I got here – the land just drew (me) in,” says Velma Hull. The day she is speaking of was 57 years ago, when she and her husband – well-known local handyman and one-time bike...
Read MoreThanksgiving has long been my favourite holiday. Surrounded by friends, family, and food, without the stress that bigger holidays like Christmas bring, what’s not to love?Traditionally a celebration of the season’s harvest,...
Read MoreWhen your friend blows into town, you hang onto your hat and lay on the groceries, especially the Stolichnaya Vodka, or “Stoli”, as he calls it. Your friend is a Martini drinker, and particular about his cocktail of choice.He...
Read MoreHomegrown singer-songwriter Gordie Tentrees is releasing his sixth album, Less is More, with a Northern tour this month. Tentrees is playing in Skagway, Dawson City,Keno City, and two shows in Whitehorse.This Northern tour...
Read MoreIt’s been a month and a half since the Traditional Chinese Medical practitioner Jim Zheng passed away. Those who he helped will remember him fondly, and those who depended on him to help manage ailments will be wondering how to...
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