Recycling Made Easy
In the beginning it was available only to the people of Riverdale. But now — two years later — the Yukon Blue Bin Recycling Society has […]
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Squirrely Taxidermy
The gallery showcases Klippenstein’s artistically rendered taxidermied squirrels, portraying everything from local musician Ben Mahony, to…
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Learning Beyond School: Braeburn Lake Summer Camp offers community, leadership and fun
Summer camp offers a lot to young people that classrooms don’t — canoeing, crafts, campfires, and no homework. However, what sticks out the most for
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Sharing the Supernatural
If you’ve ever seen a strange light slip across the Yukon sky, or heard a mechanical buzz in the middle of a dark forest, don’t
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Focused Programs For Focused Students
The experiential programs at Whitehorse’s Wood Street School are known for providing practical, hands-on learning to those students lucky enough to get in. Each of
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Playing Ultimate is Not Just a Fling in the Park
For the uninitiated, the game called ultimate might look like playing Frisbee – a hot sun and lazy days at the park kind of game
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The Boost a Battle Can Give
For many bands the step to a big stage is challenging. That’s the Battle of the Bands in Whitehorse has been a continued success.
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The Evolution of Rendezvous
It’s the biggest party in the territory, and this year Yukon Sourdough Rendezvous celebrates its 50th anniversary. For a lot of Yukoners the festival represents
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Hunt or be Hunted
2014 Night of the Frozen dead party and discover how to survive a zombie apocalypse with fellow enthusiasts in Whitehorse.
Supporting the Scene
The Yukon holds a certain charm in the eye of an artist. It could be the simple beauty of the place, or perhaps the opportunities
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So Close
Whitehorse resident Daniel Janke has two passions: film and music. Janke has been writing and directing his own films in addition to creating music for
Living on Wheels
Ask a Yukon teenager if they’ve ever hit the pavement on a skateboard and the answer will likely be yes. However, pavement’s hard and skateboarders
Auction Action: Whitehorse Lions Club Auction offers chance to shop while giving back to community
The Whitehorse Lions Club has been in operation for approximately six decades and during that time they have provided community support in many areas, from
The Beautiful Game Fills Up Fast in Whitehorse
The Whitehorse Recreational Coed Soccer League opened applications for this year’s indoor season, and found themselves with a dilemma. The six-team, 92-person roster filled up
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The Choir Revolution
A new choir has formed in Whitehorse and before it began it was already reaching capacity. It seems people are eager to sing popular, radio-style
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Playing Irish: The Guild Hall presents The Cripple of Inishmaan Nov. 21 to Dec. 7
The Guild is putting on one final show before the New Year: The Cripple of Inishmaan, by the respected Irish playwright Martin McDonagh. The comedy
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Witnessing the Results of an Intense Creative Process: Playwrights present their 24-hour creations
The audience in the Yukon Inn’s Fireside Room this weekend will have the opportunity to witness the results of 24-hours of intense, high-pressure, creative labour.
Get Your Freak On
These days, a scary movie will likely consist of some predictable devices. There will be dramatic music. The characters will investigate a series of false
Indulging the Senses: Yukon Arts Centre Fall Lineup
The biggest stage in the territory returns with a full schedule of performances. We’ve highlighted some of this season’s standouts with the help of Yukon
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Amateurs and Professionals Share the Spotlight
Nakai Theatre’s upcoming season Nakai Theatre is back with a diverse season, showcasing fledgling Yukon talent as well as established professional shows from across Canada.
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Theatre Returns to The Guild Hall
The stage is set for another season of theatre at the Guild Hall in Whitehorse. The Guild is back with four genre-bending productions that aim
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A Charming Guide Down Nature’s Path
Beverley Gray knows plants. They’ve intrigued her since early childhood and she has since accomplished a lot in the name of greenery. Gray opened her
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