When I train,I tolerate pain.Sometimes I feel lazyAnd a bit crazy.When I’m sore,I feel poor.Sometimes I get hurtAn’ there’s discomfort.When I have a sore muscle,It’s hard to hustle.Sometimes I acheAn’ I’m not awake.When I feel...
Read MoreIt was a record-breaking summer at the Yukon Wildlife Preserve, with 4,899 visitors coming through the gates this past August. Compare that with 3,200 visitors in the entire first year of operation in 2004–05, and you get an...
Read MoreFall is upon us. When I leave the house in the mornings now, the sun has yet to awaken. It feels too early in the season to see my breath, but here we are. Winter whispering at us does come with some pretty wicked benefits,...
Read MoreIn a city renowned for its trails, Whitehorse has several informal walking groups to help us connect socially – and stay fit mentally and physically – all year-round.Most Sundays and sometimes Wednesdays, Peter Long and his...
Read MoreIt’s a walk, it’s a pilgrimage. It’s called “the camino” and it has the power to make people feel called to do it, the power to make people talk about it, the power to draw people back to do it again.The Camino...
Read MoreFinding the entrance to Orchid Acres can be a little confusing for newcomers to West Dawson and Sunnydale. Someone will tell you it’s on the road to the Dawson City Golf Course, and that’s true, but the signs indicating that...
Read MoreMay is Cystic Fibrosis (CF) month. A drive through Watson Lake will give you an idea of just how important this month is to our town. Numerous businesses join in “painting the town purple” by decorating windows and doors in...
Read MoreWhitehorse resident Dianne Homan knows people make the Camino de Santiago pilgrimage for many reasons.So on March 15, from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m., she and the Yukon chapter of the Company of Canadian Pilgrims are hosting an...
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