Where There is Smoke, There is Flavour
Cedar plank barbecuing is becoming all the rage … for some very tasty reasons. This is an ancient method of cooking used along the Pacific
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Museum Prepares You for the Drive
BURWASH LANDING If you are fortunate enough to have already driven through portions of Kluane National Park, you know the breathtaking scenery that lies behind
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Aboriginal Art on Stage and Screen
BY SHARON SHORTY Katie Johnson stops for a minute to eat at a busy restaurant while chatting about the next large event she’s working on:
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Living the Dream
“I stayed up all night,” says carver, Duran Henry Jr., a 24-year-old Kwanlin Dun First Nation member. He was nervous about the Sundog Retreat Carving
Science Writers Gather Under the Midnight Sun
If you like writing about science, whether science fiction or science fact, you might want to keep May 24 to 27 free. This is when
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The Painting that Spoke
DAWSON CITY A painting spoke to Jackie Olson and told her she was an artist. In the 1980s, Olson worked for the Indian Arts and
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Recruiting the Right Mix to Launch Forward
I’ve been writing for Whats Up Yukon over the last couple of months discussing the birth of my longtime dream – Cycle to Walk –
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A MITY Good Long Weekend of Cinema
“MITY” stands for Made in the Yukon,” says Curtis, the founder and volunteer director of North America’s most northerly film festival.
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