Well North Columnist Selene Vakharia is a holistic nutritionist, freelance writer and whole foods cook who loves showing people how easy, fun and delicious being healthy can be.
May is Sexualized Assault Prevention month in Canada. Here at home, the Yukon continues to have a disproportionately high rate of sexualized assault compared to the rest of Canada.
Shifting perspectives and behaviour Read More »
The 2018 Available Light Film Festival (ALFF) features a strong Indigenous presence in this year’s films – and in the audience, with more than 40 guests attending from Outside.
Let there be light Read More »
The Pivot Theatre Festival – Nakai Theatre’s annual performance showcase – begins a seven-night run this weekend in multiple Whitehorse venues. In addition to smaller-scale
Dogtown: the Musical, a story based on the life and fate of a local dog named Trevor, will be one of the many productions featured
Life, Love and Trevor Read More »
“It’s the only national theatre festival in Canada,” Selene Vakharia tells me. She, along with a handful of other local creatives, are working on the
National Theatre Festival Comes to Whitehorse Read More »
February is known as Black History Month, March is known as Women’s History Month. In the Yukon, January could be known as Yukon History Month.
Explore, Dance, and Learn Read More »
In some dream world, working from home is easy. Get up early in the morning, park on the sofa, sip cup of coffee after cup
A Place to Rest Your Laptop Read More »
“It’s an exploratory adventure,” says Sofia Fortin, one of the masterminds behind the currently ongoing SMRT Pop Ups initiative at Rah Rah Gallery. “A bunch
