Heather LeDuc
From The Arts Columnist
- The Dalton Trail Gallery: Art in the age of COVID-19:
- Busting the myth of the small town artist
- Riding Alone Together for Dad
- Puppets and pandemics
- Racing in cyberspace
- Of Beasts and Branches
- Powering the North
- Isolation, underwear fights and hanging around the house
- The shows must go on!
- Beauty Through Decay
- Gwaandak Theatre’s The Born-Again Crow
- Making a mark in the art world
- Seven
- Every Brilliant Thing
- Going to the dogs!
- Brothers in beer
- What’s in a name?
- Robyn McLeod: Culture meets couture
- The Christmas elves of YA@W
- The fine art of drawing with fire
- How to pivot the Pivot Festival
- Anything you can imagine
- We Will Rendezvous
- Local beer and good cheer
- Changing Gear changing hands
- Fragments in the Dust
- King of Bowls
- Yummy dumplings
- Travels with a sketchbook
- Regulars and Rooms for Rent
- Jeszika Mae’s Joy of Cooking
- Jesse Devost’s Superposition
- Karen Thomas’s 2020 Landscape series
- She Shreds
- Welcome back... to the Round Back
- Under the Yukon sky: The nature of joy
- Vanessa Ægirsdóttir’s magical place
- Theatre in the Bush 2021
- Infinite flavours of Asia: Yukon Asian Market
- A Yukon Horror Story, So Far
- The Resurrectionists
- Wonders Underground: Focus Gallery
- Wonders Underground: Edge Gallery
- A dinner party: The Guild brings a new play to town for its first show this year
- Jim Robb is still coming up with new ideas
- Planes, trains and automobiles
- Memories of the Yukon’s only psychiatrist: Still a Yukoner in his heart
- Craving Crepes? Crêperie La Petite-Maison brings French food to Yukoners
- Karaky Grocery: Tastes of home
- Fantasy in Miniature
- Nourished by Nature
- The Yukon Theatre opens its doors after a two-year shutdown
- Abstractions underground: Two artists turn inward with new shows
- Collective Memory: Forty years of the Yukon Permanent Art Collection
- Dreamland underground
- ALFF 2022 goes online
- Artists inspiring artists
- Inked! The Indelible Art of Tattooing
- The Extraordinary First Year of Mésdzįh Eskiye Designs
- Preparing for the Apocalypse (and being misunderstood): the Guild Hall’s ‘WROL’
- “Vader’s Fist” in the Yukon
- ‘Poop and the City’—The Whitehorse Sewage System
- A look at the fate of Earth’s other inhabitants, should humanity disappear?
- Bobbi Rose Koe receives the 2021 Canadian River Heritage Award
- Yukon Association of Non-status Indians: Remembering the Forgotten People
- Being Unorthodox in the Yukon
- Nathalie Parenteau: The Accidental Artist
- Graphic Novel: Journey to Makalu
- Hecate Press, a stepping stone for northern comic artists
- The Simple Joys Of Yukon Count
- The Alchemy of ALFF
- <strong>The Wolves At The Guild</strong>
- Walking The Walk
- Remembering Jamie Shaw
- Fabulous At 40
- Summer In The City
- Yukon Pride—A Party With A Purpose
- The Amazing Drag Journeys Of Indigi-Hauz Queens
- Drag Me North
- Mustard Is A Must-see!
- Ride The Cyclone
Heather has been writing for What’s Up Yukon since the early days of the pandemic. She enjoys sharing stories about Yukoners with a passion for what they do, whether it’s making artwork, producing a play or running a business. In her free time, there’s nothing she loves more than hitting the trails with her bike and her human and canine buddies.