Issue: 2016-05-12
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Issue: 2016-05-12
Angela Szymczuk
This Parrot Delivers
Cigar lovers: get ready to drool. In the heart of Philadelphia there is a posh cigar lounge called Ashton Cigar Bar. This trendy hub spot features over 300 whiskeys and 200 top brand cigars. The atmosphere is just as decadent as the cigars, featuring Read more
kozzi.com
DIY Campfire Treats for Kids
Just building and helping to keep a fire going is great fun for kids of all ages. There is something magical about being near an open fire. A fire is even more of a happy time when incredible edibles are created even by closely supervised toddlers. Read more
What's Up Yukon May 12, 2016 Issue
Tres Bien!
This year marks the 35th anniversary of French immersion programs in the Yukon and the École Whitehorse Elementary School decided to do something big to celebrate Read more
What's Up Yukon May 12, 2016 Issue
The Little Nag in Your Head
Peanut butter I have to remember to get peanut butter why did she wear that today what was she thinking did he pick up the dry cleaning who was that actor in that movie about the dry cleaner why did I wear this today what was I thinking… Read more
What's Up Yukon May 12, 2016 Issue
Yukon's Best Friend: DOG CULTURE, Caitlyn W
Camping Trip Family Selfie - Branden, Caitlyn, Myles and Avion. Read more
What's Up Yukon May 12, 2016 Issue
The Yukon Transportation Museum invites you to submit photos of you and your dog for their new exhibit
The dog is the Yukon's best friend and an icon up here in the north. It wouldn't be the same without the dog and maybe that is the reason why the Yukon Transportation Museum has had an exhibit on dogs for about 20 years and counting. Read more
That Gypsy Jazz Swing
Anyone contemplating starting a small musical group to perform on a cruise ship would be well-advised to contact Lache Cercel. The Romanian-born fiddler, who now lives in B.C., teaches a course in how to develop a successful repertoire for just such Read more
What's Up Yukon May 12, 2016 Issue
Art show at the YAC until May 28 explores colonization
All three exhibitions currently on display at the Yukon Arts Centre’s public art gallery have to do with colonization. Read more
What's Up Yukon May 12, 2016 Issue
Didee & Didoo: SERIOUS TRAINING
I’M A VUNTUT GWICHIN ATHLETE AND I ALWAYS COMPETE. I’LL RUN WHEN IT’S SNOWING OR RAINING BECAUSE I’M IN SERIOUS TRAINING. Read more
What's Up Yukon May 12, 2016 Issue
Music for Fun and a Good Cause
Nijen Holland (usually just known as Nijen) was quite right when he said this at the conclusion of the latest Coffee House/Open Mic Saturday night at the KIAC Ballroom (formerly known as the Odd Fellows Hall ballroom). Read more
What's Up Yukon May 12, 2016 Issue
It’s About You’re Grammar: Messages from a Dessert Island
Weird Al Yankovic, in his parody song “Word Crimes” goes further to dismiss those with grammar challenges. Singing to the tune of “Blurred Lines” by Robin Thicke, Yankovic says, “ I hate these word crimes/Your prose is dopey/Think you should only/ Read more
What's Up Yukon May 12, 2016 Issue
Fiddling Through Time
Fiddleheads’ musical play at the Transportation Museum May 13 and 14 weaves fiddle music with stories from Yukon's transportation past Read more
What's Up Yukon May 12, 2016 Issue
Life, Love and Trevor
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 during the Magnetic North Theatre Festival, taking place June 9 to 18 Read more
Jessica Simon
Literature in the Kluane Country
Kluane Country has long inspired writers. Three such writers will be doing readings in Haines Junction and Whitehorse on May 17 to 19. Whitehorse writer David Thompson set his adventure novel Haines Junction in the community; Haines Junction author Read more
Angela Szymczuk
This Parrot Delivers
Cigar lovers: get ready to drool. In the heart of Philadelphia there is a posh cigar lounge called Ashton Cigar Bar. This trendy hub spot features over 300 whiskeys and 200 top brand cigars. The atmosphere is just as decadent as the cigars, featuring Read more
kozzi.com
DIY Campfire Treats for Kids
Just building and helping to keep a fire going is great fun for kids of all ages. There is something magical about being near an open fire. A fire is even more of a happy time when incredible edibles are created even by closely supervised toddlers. Read more
What's Up Yukon May 12, 2016 Issue
Erin's Birth Story
Her relationship with her boyfriend was complicated. She had friends who had had an abortion, and friends who had given their baby up for adoption, but neither of those were options she ever considered. Read more
What's Up Yukon May 12, 2016 Issue
Tres Bien!
This year marks the 35th anniversary of French immersion programs in the Yukon and the École Whitehorse Elementary School decided to do something big to celebrate Read more
What's Up Yukon May 12, 2016 Issue
The Little Nag in Your Head
Peanut butter I have to remember to get peanut butter why did she wear that today what was she thinking did he pick up the dry cleaning who was that actor in that movie about the dry cleaner why did I wear this today what was I thinking… Read more
What's Up Yukon May 12, 2016 Issue
Yukon's Best Friend: DOG CULTURE, Caitlyn W
Camping Trip Family Selfie - Branden, Caitlyn, Myles and Avion. Read more
What's Up Yukon May 12, 2016 Issue
The Yukon Transportation Museum invites you to submit photos of you and your dog for their new exhibit
The dog is the Yukon's best friend and an icon up here in the north. It wouldn't be the same without the dog and maybe that is the reason why the Yukon Transportation Museum has had an exhibit on dogs for about 20 years and counting. Read more
That Gypsy Jazz Swing
Anyone contemplating starting a small musical group to perform on a cruise ship would be well-advised to contact Lache Cercel. The Romanian-born fiddler, who now lives in B.C., teaches a course in how to develop a successful repertoire for just such Read more
What's Up Yukon May 12, 2016 Issue
Art show at the YAC until May 28 explores colonization
All three exhibitions currently on display at the Yukon Arts Centre’s public art gallery have to do with colonization. Read more
What's Up Yukon May 12, 2016 Issue
Community Knitting
Canadians have a rich history of community knitting. A family friend in Winnipeg loves second hand stores. At Christmas he sent me a vintage World War Two Corticelli pattern book. The book is in fantastic condition. A great example of wartime Read more
What's Up Yukon May 12, 2016 Issue
A Bird in the Hand is Messy
I don’t like crows. I never have, and probably never will. I can spend hours watching eagles soar and glide on the thermals. I love blue herons, in flight or standing in solitude along the shoreline. Ravens are mysterious and interesting. Loons, well Read more
What's Up Yukon May 12, 2016 Issue
Didee & Didoo: SERIOUS TRAINING
I’M A VUNTUT GWICHIN ATHLETE AND I ALWAYS COMPETE. I’LL RUN WHEN IT’S SNOWING OR RAINING BECAUSE I’M IN SERIOUS TRAINING. Read more
What's Up Yukon May 12, 2016 Issue
Music for Fun and a Good Cause
Nijen Holland (usually just known as Nijen) was quite right when he said this at the conclusion of the latest Coffee House/Open Mic Saturday night at the KIAC Ballroom (formerly known as the Odd Fellows Hall ballroom). Read more
What's Up Yukon May 12, 2016 Issue
It’s About You’re Grammar: Messages from a Dessert Island
Weird Al Yankovic, in his parody song “Word Crimes” goes further to dismiss those with grammar challenges. Singing to the tune of “Blurred Lines” by Robin Thicke, Yankovic says, “ I hate these word crimes/Your prose is dopey/Think you should only/ Read more
What's Up Yukon May 12, 2016 Issue
Fiddling Through Time
Fiddleheads’ musical play at the Transportation Museum May 13 and 14 weaves fiddle music with stories from Yukon's transportation past Read more
What's Up Yukon May 12, 2016 Issue
Life, Love and Trevor
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 during the Magnetic North Theatre Festival, taking place June 9 to 18 Read more