Yukon Popsicle in July
So, I woke up yesterday morning feeling toasty. I didn’t realize that feeling would be replaced by the “I’m a popsicle” feeling. Who knew? Not […]
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Tony and the Caribou
Setsko and I followed Barb and Dave over the rolling countryside below Sugarloaf on the Montana Mountain Massif. It was a blustery, but warm, August
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Larger than Life: The ‘King of Keno’
Pat McKenna takes a cook’s tour of famous, infamous and soon-to-be-famous Yukon chefs. An unassuming hero amongst the locals, a font of Northern knowledge for
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The River’s History, Is Cyr History
BY ALICE CYR, Tagish OHMIGOD!! This river is seriously running downhill! I am the front paddler in the lead canoe poised on the brink of
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No Doubt About It
We came for our second visit, Our first was a decade ago, To this time less land of the midnight sun, We actually stayed on
End of the World Highway
It was spring of 1998, in San Diego, and I came across an article in a travel magazine: Klondike Gold Rush Centennial Celebration. I looked
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Joe Henry’s New Dog Team
Haven’t I already told you the story about my run-in with Joe Henry’s dog team? Well, many years ago, shortly after I came to the
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All Kinds of Yukoners
BY BARBARA HANULIK, Dawson City It takes all kinds of people to make up the Yukon – the young and the old, the educated and
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New Canadian Finds Her Green Acres
Story of a spoiled rotten Indonesian city slicker married to Canadian geologist BY JULIE ASPINALL, Whitehorse I remembered clearly, it was a nice sunny afternoon
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