It’s important to reflect each November 11th and remember those young men and women who gave their lives on behalf of their country. As time moves on, it’s important that our memories of what happened and our commitment to end...
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.
Read More“Yukon soldiers are buried in more than 50 cemeteries on four continents.” –Michael GatesLest we forget … This is why Michael Gates (Yukon historian and Yukon News columnist) and D. Blair Neatby (military historian,...
Read MoreNo summer in the Yukon can be complete without the yearly Canada Day events. The very mention of Canada Day can conjure up memories and build anticipation for just about any Yukoner. Like any other year, 2018 is promising the...
Read MoreIn early April, 79-year-old Lorraine White did what lots of Yukoners do: she held a garage sale.White, who was moving to Vancouver Island, sold her furniture and old china at her Takhini senior’s residence, and gave away the...
Read MoreDo you miss browsing a variety of vendors and their wares at the summer Fireweed Community Market at your convenience? Well, fear not. Vendors and their crafting friends are gathering for The 12 Days of Christmas Market this...
Read MoreOne of the childhood traditions if you grew up in Canada is the annual school Remembrance Day ceremony. Some day right before the statutory holiday, class by class students march down to the gymnasium to sit in rows and watch...
Read MoreWith the exception of sports figures, Max Fraser contends, Canadian heroes seldom get the respect they deserve.The Whitehorse filmmaker and military history buff wants to help change that, especially when it comes to a...
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