Skagway holds its quirky charms with its Klondike-themed buildings and summer staff dressed similar to the time period. It’s no different as you step inside the Red Onion Saloon. The blood-red walls, wooden furniture and...
Read MoreHello Everybody,We invite you to share your photos of Yukon life. Email your high-resolution images with a description of what’s going on to editor@WhatsUpYukon.com.Here’s a photo of three generations of Yukon yogis:...
Read MoreOne day, the warm, shorts-and-dresses weather will be here and we can all emerge from our winter-chrysalis ready to throw down and get ready for another epic summer. And what could be more summery than a music festival? Here is...
Read MoreQuiz QuestionIn 1884, Haines, Alaska was named for:A. A sea captainB. An Army generalC. A female missionaryD. A trading company governorE. A reclusive fur trapperThe surprising answer is C and her name was Francina E. Haines, a...
Read MoreHello 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 camera equipment you used to Editor@WhatsUpYukon.comLiving with Wildlife by...
Read MoreJune is a special month in Kluane country …The angry, muddy rivers of May have settled to their calm and clear spring moods. The vast aspen stands below the mixed pine and spruce have burst with their blanket of fresh...
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“When we first came to Canada in 1953 [from Friesland, Netherlands], we couldn’t read or write. I went down to the local bookstore and found this book.”
Read MoreYukon College mine-life-cycle researcher Dr. Guillaume Nielsen likes to find innovative solutions to problems. Sometimes those solutions even involve ingredients one might also spread on toast or use in holiday baking.Take...
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