Catch Of The Day
Yukon photographer Cathie Archbould headed to the Southern Lakes region recently with a group of friends to spend a day…
Issue: 2023 April 19
Chicken and Green Bean Rice Vermicelli
Lemongrass and ginger are the all-stars to this fast dinner. If you are a person who meal preps, the chicken and green bean portion….
Nine Simple Ideas For Earth Day
Annual events are a wonderful way to bring awareness to certain issues but, unfortunately, long-lasting change doesn’t come…
The Venerable Pork Belly
I love cooked fresh pork belly, the exquisite combination of crispy skin, luscious fat and tender meat that chefs in the Yukon do so well.
Signs of Spring
Spring may be a season known for false starts, but in the Yukon, there’s one way to know it has begun, with the Rivers to Ridges’ annual…
Is It A Dump Or A Resource Centre?
Last fall, I moved into a new place that didn’t have a good set-up for storing wood. I like to have some chopped wood close to the door…
Gifts From Mother Nature
Earth Day is approaching. The annual event is held every year on April 22 and is celebrated by over one billion people…
It’s The End Of The Trail
Spring has arrived in the Yukon, and with that comes the last days of snowmobiling season. And what a good season it was!
There Is Much to Savour In This Memoir
This book tests my understanding of the word calamity, which is usually defined as “a state of deep distress or misery.”
Minimize Cleanup: Cook In Foil
Aluminum foil, commonly called tinfoil, is a great way to cook many dishes and leaves you with no dirty pots and pans
OMG! He’s got a gun!
A few years back, in the course of my genealogy search, I found my great-grandfather’s obituary. He joined the Toronto Naval Brigade…
First Pets
Growing up, we always had animals in the house. I honestly can’t remember a time when my family didn’t have a furry friend included…