Syphilis Goes South
It sounds nasty. A small group of northerners is scheming to infect a major southern city with Syphilis next month. But there’s no need to […]
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Blending Colours and Cultures
Adäka Cultural Festival will bring Jeneen Frei Njootli of the Vuntut Gwich’in First Nation to the Whitehorse waterfront.
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Growing Up to Play Barbie
As a young boy, Nina Arsenault’s desire to be beautiful came from a “deep, deep place.” Now a full-fledged woman with the face and body
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‘The Truth’ Can Be a Little Quirky
I’ve just asked Aaron Burnie to describe his band’s music, and at first his answer seems puzzling: “It’s like asking your grandfather to tell you
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Frostbite has gone back to what works
“Frostbite used to see bands play … and then you would see them play on the world stage,” says Patrick Singh, Frostbite Festival’s new producer
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Taylor Mac wants to shake you up
Taylor Mac would like you to know that he doesn’t want to offend you. If his fantastical makeup and clothes surprise you, then that’s OK
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If a drag queen falls in the forest …
Last year’s Nakai Theatre Pivot Festival was not well-received. It featured a blind comic who portrayed cancer. It had a snow-shovelling demonstration. A sexualized Betty
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The Social Event of the Season
Late August frost tinges the Yukon air with desperation, especially after a rainy summer. Winter will be long. Any fragment left of summer becomes poignantly
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A Little Something For Everyone
The weather was less than expected over the past few months, but the Yukon Arts Centre is coming off the heels of a successful summer
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Songs of Life, B-boying and Skating
His music tells stories of losing a loved one and of the comical miscommunication between a man and a woman; and stories are told of
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Puppet Show Has Legs … and Cam
Cloaker sits forlorn on a bookshelf in Brian Fidler’s studio, watching the exciting life of Cam and Legs unfold. It should be explained that Fidler,
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