25 Years of Radio Rob
It’s been 25 years since Rob Hopkins, often known as Radio Rob, started up his first radio station, CFET-FM, in his home of Tagish.
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Tagish is an active community In the heart of the Yukon’s Southern Lakes and offers visitors a unique experience and is just one of the many beautiful places to visit in the Yukon. Whether it’s fishing in Tagish Lake for delicious lake trout or travelling through the area with your RV or motorcycle (the annual Ride For Dad often runs through it) or simply making a day-trip to explore your favourite spots, Tagish is an enchanting place. With its own active community centre which regularly hosts a pancake breakfast and boasts beautiful mountain vistas of places like Montana Mountain and a short drive to Crag Lake making it an explorer’s paradise. Situated along The Tagish Road (Highway 8), just west of Jake’s Corner on the Alaska Highway it is geographically close to other amazing communities like Carcross and less than an hour from Whitehorse, it’s no wonder Tagish is a favourite spot for Yukoners and visitors alike.
It’s been 25 years since Rob Hopkins, often known as Radio Rob, started up his first radio station, CFET-FM, in his home of Tagish.
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Yukon authors Kay Deborah Linley and Kathryn Couture wrote books about a kayaking tour, as well as a fantasy series about wolves.
The International Christmas Bird Count (CBC) is Dec. 14 – Jan 5. last year (2017) saw 12 in The Yukon from Watson Lake to the Tombstones.
Counting birds is a social affair Read More »
Whitehorse’s ninth annual Ride for Dad is happening … and you can help out.
Ride to Live, Live to Ride Read More »
My name is Szotyi, I’m a mudi (Hungarian shepherd) from Hungary. I live in Whitehorse. On this picture I was watching over Tagish Lake. [box]
Dog Culture – R Lendvai Read More »
The Yukon Bird Club’s new president is Shyloh van Delft (shown here leading a field trip at Tagish). The club has launched a new season
Nothing says spring more than the sounds of birds Read More »
1949 History of Atlin & Tagish roads “decimated, through inanition, due wholly to the lack of adequate and vital transportation facilities.”
The Yukon’s Magnificent 11 – Part 4 of 6 Read More »
Tagish-based open-source technology guru and founder of Open Broadcaster, “Radio” Rob Hopkins is a driving force behind the use of this technology in northern Canada
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There are lies, darn lies and fishing stories. In the Yukon, fishing is a huge hobby and we’d love to share your big ones, but only if they didn’t get away!
Fishermen’s Tales: Mike Gustus Read More »
Rebelanne and Halo canoeing on the Six Mile River, Tagish. Meet our dogs, they live for us, we live for them. Send us your pet photos.
Yukon’s Best Friend: DOG CULTURE, Kevin Taylor Read More »
Armed with everything they need to make art 12 Yukon artists tucked themselves into the woods to make art together.
Ideas, Laughter, and Making Art Read More »
This 43” lake trout, which weighed in at a husky 41 pounds, was caught in Tagish Lake on Saturday, July 19 by Mike Gustus, who
Hunting for Wildlife: Mike Gustus Read More »
The paths of Maureen Morris and Sandra Grace Storey have crossed more than once during their careers, but today is the first time they meet.
Where the Wild Women Are Read More »
I’m almost at the Tagish Bridge when 106.7 CFET kicks in and the truck is flooded with Estonian pop music. I’m on my way to
The Kwanlin Dün First Nation recorded elders’ stories in 1993. This turned into about seven boxes of transcripts, which sat in an office. Elders gathered
Formerly Tools, Now Artifacts on Display Read More »
It’s a season of traditions, and for thousands of Canadians this means taking part in the annual Christmas Bird Count. Called the “longest-running science project
Happiness is a Warm Bird Read More »
His name is Douglas Roy Rogers Dupont the 3rd. That’s what he’s known as on the water around Tagish at least. It’s his two-way radio handle.
The Collector in Tagish Read More »
There is a new program that has started in Tagish, it’s called the Homeschool Social. I interviewed the recreation director, Colin Hickman, and three Penner
Yukon Girl: The Homeschool Social in Tagish Read More »
The Storey of Raven and Rabbit was originally planned for New Zealand. Sandra Grace Storey, born and raised in Whitehorse, spent her childhood summers in
Here’s a taste of how Yukon communities, from B to W, will be celebrating Canada Day on July 1: Beaver Creek festivities will kick off
There’s a party goin’ on! Read More »
Pegasus Wing beckons listeners to recall the profound messages and blissful sounds made by artists whom (unbeknown to them at the time) stood at the
P-Wing: Not your daddy’s cover band Read More »
Pat McKenna takes a cook’s tour of famous, infamous and soon-to-be-famous Yukon chefs. Café, motel, RV park, store and more – Tagish Stores is serving
As thrilled as Daphne Mennell was to be commissioned to build a sculpture for Whitehorse’s new Public Safety Building, it is an experience she wants
Artist wants your memories Read More »
Within half an hour of drinking coffee at Umbellula Café, Deanna Slonski had said hello to seven people. “Well, with the kids growing up here
Her art can be everywhere and everything Read More »
When Bette Colyer arrived in Whitehorse in 1961, her challenge was “to build a library system from a desk and a pencil.” Born in Cape
World of Words: The Yukon’s Rugged Librarian Read More »
Over the coming months, I hope to explore some new wines that I have not tried before, and also make a concerted effort to look
A Bold, Brassy White – Organic, Too Read More »
Alice Park-Spurr isn’t afraid of the vast remote distance between her homestead and the rest of the world — she thrives on it. She left
Inspiration in Solitude Read More »