What it means to be Canadian by Kate Koepke
Canada a country celebrating 150 years. We have lost many soldiers and cried many tears. Where else in the world can you look out your
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Issue: 2017-02-22
“A Canoe For All Seasons”
Canada a country celebrating 150 years. We have lost many soldiers and cried many tears. Where else in the world can you look out your
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Being Canadian! Free Verse Poem by Aramintha Bradford, Age 9, Grade 3
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Canadian – Living in one of Canada’s capitols, near the Arctic Circle Canadian – Including Canada’s unique makeup of nationalities and indigenous peoples cultures Canadian-
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Hello Everybody, We invite you to share your photos of Yukon wildlife. Email your high-resolution images with a description of what’s going on and what
Living with wildlife: Maggie Leary Read More »
What do you do when a porcupine decides to gnaw on the underside of a shelf for the salt content in plywood ? [ in
Yukon See It Here: Donald Graham Read More »
Nicole certainly mixes it up with genres including Jazz, Gospel, Rock, Roots, and the Latin sounds in “Lychee Martini” and “Second Thoughts”
Nicole Edwards: Genre Bender Read More »
The mayor of Chicago is mad as a hatter, but the trains run on time. Having been mayor for a couple of decades, Tom Kane
Vurt (Jeff Noon, 1993) A mad romp through a Trainspotting-like drug culture, Vurt features virtual-reality ‘feathers’ that take you to bizarre and forbidden worlds, shadow-creatures
Double Think Twice Read More »
Tara Larkin of Pursuit Coaching will be hosting a five week seminar for women entitled Put Busy to Rest:Coaching for Women Taking on the World.
Too Busy to Be This Busy? Read More »
There’s a warm glow as soon as you step inside the front doors of Hospice Yukon – a feeling of being held, as if inside
When You’re Ready, The Door is Open Read More »
I sleep in the next morning and Dan and I take it slow. Ironically named, Sunshine Crack faces north and does not catch sun until
Taking on Sunshine Crack Read More »
On my third day in the Bugs I team up with my friend Andrew, who is one of the late-comers. We wake up when our
Pacing Ourselves to Pigeon Spire Read More »
Yukon concocters, experimenters, cocktail lovers and fans of northern botanicals, take cheer! A kindred spirit walks among us. She is Jennifer Tyldesley, and as you
Sweet news: Northern bitters make beautiful drinks Read More »
The circle is often used as a symbol of perfection. The delicious combination of sweet or savoury filling and flaky pastry at its best when
An exhibit featuring paintings by 22 year old Yukoner Anna Thompson is currently on display at the Atco Electric Yukon Youth Centre Art Gallery. Thompson
This Rendezvous, The Battle of the Bands is going down, bringing together youth bands from across the territory to battle for top dog honors of
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Here are some good bread recipes from the 1950s. Cranberry Bread 2 cups of sifted flour 1 cup sugar 1½ tsp baking powder 1 tsp
“Were the gut solely responsible for transporting food and producing the occasional burp, such a sophisticated nervous system would be an odd waste of energy.
Don’t Ignore that Gut Feeling Read More »
by: Jillian Christmas Stepping off the plane in Whitehorse The last thing I expect to see is home Imagining I might roam this great black
February is Black History Month Read More »
As Lions Club International celebrates its one-hundredth anniversary, long time Grey Mountain Lions Club member Gerry Gerein sees this year as a culmination of all
If There’s a Need, There’s a Lion Read More »
The child’s heart that beats in my aging breast is breaking. They’re shutting down the circus. After 146 years (exactly twice my life span so
Farewell to the Big Top and its Big Thrills Read More »
It’s been a truly odd winter here in the Klondike. On the one hand it’s been colder, and colder for longer stretches than it has
Flowing Water and the Daily Light Show Read More »
When asked about the message she hopes to convey in the film, Ohama responded, “It’s a moving and inspiring story of how people find real
Life After Tragedy Read More »
The event’s honoured figure, Sam Johnston, is a venerated elder within the Teslin Community. He has been a politician, athlete and former chief of the
Butterflies, Ravens and Tlingit Princesses – Oh My! Read More »