“It’s all about magic,” says Maryne Dumaine, the production and marketing manager for this year’s Winterval festival. The event has become a regular part of
Lanterns, Costumes, Action: Winterval lantern workshop and parade takes place Nov. 30 Read More »
“Fool that I was, for many years, I tried to reject any notion of an artistic life,” says poet Garry Thomas Morse. “For me, a
Morse of the North: First Nation poet featured at Poetry Festival Read More »
Author R. Bruce Macdonald at the edge of his boat on the Beaufort Sea near Tuktoyuktuk, NWT. “Literally, the first day we had the ship
North Star Provides Direction, Hope Read More »
Freedom Trails Therapeutic Riding Association is a half-hour jaunt north of Whitehorse. Long enough to relax, unwind and appreciate a raven making an upward climb
New Hope for Damaged Limbs Read More »
Erin Corbett’s voice reverberates over the phone line. She’s in the bathroom of the Old Fire Hall where, aside from the echoed cadences from her
Lighting the Night Read More »
Galen Ashley of the Root Sellers will present his band’s new music amidst the mystique and mystery of the Yukon Transportation Museum at this weekend’s
Mystery and Good Causes Read More »
Jamella Hagen likes to play with fire – at least in her poetry. “There is something very attractive but also troubling about fuels,” Hagen says
Kerosene Lights a Path Read More »
