Spoiled for choice
When coming up with a description of the Available Light Film Festival (ALFF) for the uninitiated,...
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January 29 2020
“Never a Boring Day”, Meet Joel Stacey
I was motivated to begin trade school when I realized I was enjoying my summer carpentry jobs more than my university studies, and could get paid to do it!
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Onion and anchovy tart
Onion and anchovy tart Yield: 6 (appetizer) Onions, anchovies and a savory custard make this easy...
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Stressed out? Try mindfulness – Part 2
One of the main ingredients of doing mindfulness successfully is to be able to focus so that your brain and body can slow and calm down allowing you to relax.
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Immigrating with one’s dog
Many of us experience the urge to settle down once we start planning a family, land our first serious job, or perhaps after traveling the world a bit. For Chica Mishima (pronounced “Cheeca”), it was the acquisition of a four kilogram lap dog that caused her to do an about-turn, apply for Canadian Citizenship and move to the Yukon with said k9 sidekick.
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Anger and innocence
Claire Ness was only six (or maybe seven) when she first saw the dark Canadian comedy called The Anger in Ernest and Ernestine. Still, it left a lasting impression, in part, because that Nakai Theatre production in the early 1990s starred her father, Roy Ness, and fellow Whitehorse actor/musician Trish Barclay in the title roles.
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Dementia and getting past the stigma, Part 2
There are two tangible approaches to helping individuals with dementia that are significant to improving their quality of life.
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AWG 2020 Cultural Marketplace calls for artists
The marketplace will display and sell works from Yukon artisans from March 16 to 21 at the Kwanlin...
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