Yukon Francophone Women Pt11
2025 marks the 30th anniversary of Les Essentielles. For this occasion, short biographies of Yukon francophone women will be presented throughout the year.
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2025 marks the 30th anniversary of Les Essentielles. For this occasion, short biographies of Yukon francophone women will be presented throughout the year.
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2025 marks the 30th anniversary of Les Essentielles. Short biographies of Yukon francophone women will be presented throughout the year.
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2025 marks the 30th anniversary of Les Essentielles. Short biographies of Yukon francophone women will be presented throughout the year.
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2025 marks the 30th anniversary of Les Essentielles. Short biographies of Yukon francophone women will be presented throughout the year.
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2025 marks the 30th anniversary of Les Essentielles. Short biographies of Yukon francophone women will be presented throughout the year.
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2025 marks the 30th anniversary of Les Essentielles. Short biographies of Yukon francophone women will be presented throughout the year.
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2025 marks the 30th anniversary of Les Essentielles. Short biographies of Yukon francophone women will be presented throughout the year.
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2025 marks the 30th anniversary of Les Essentielles. Short biographies of Yukon francophone women will be presented throughout the year.
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The Contributions Of Yukon Francophone Women: With Angélique Bernard Jeanne Beaudoin Jeanne Beaudoin was born on May 30, 1958, in Malartic, in Québec. She arrived
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Yukon Francophone women have shaped the territory’s culture and history. Angélique Bernard celebrates their enduring impact on Yukon life.
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Yukon Francophone women have shaped the territory’s culture and history. Angélique Bernard celebrates their enduring impact on Yukon life.
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La Saint-Jean, qu’est-ce que ? À l’origine, une fête païenne célébrée, le 24 juin, depuis quelques siècles, qui a, par la suite, été christianisée. On
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The history of how we move is full of wild and wondrous stories about survival, romance, perseverance and everyday life. It’s also a great lens
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Voilà maintenant dix ans que le gouvernement du Yukon a proclamé le 15 mai, la journée de la francophonie yukonnaise, un geste fort mettant en
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Faye Ferguson understands the value of documenting one’s life stories, for both the writer and the eventual reader. Ferguson is a personal historian based in
“It is really nice here,” says Virginie Hamel as she looks at the high ceilings and natural woods of the Meadow Lakes Golf Club chalet.
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A dancer, instead of moving her body on stage, will show images in a video. A singer, instead of performing at the piano as she
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For a lot of people, dancing and drinking go hand in hand. With a buzz, you can actually dance without worrying about what other people
Shakin’ It Sober Style Read More »
Look around. The birds are singing, canoes and kayaks are back on Subaru roof racks and my neighbour seems to have an urge for gardening
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Often mistaken for the French version of the Yukon Sourdough Rendezvous Festival, Les Rendez-vous de la Francophonie (RVF), from March 3rd to 23rd, is a
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Montreal filmmaker Maxime Grioux’s 2014 film, called Félix et Meria, is a forbidden love story – and it has been earning wide acclaim. It has
From dance to live painting to a spider web takeover of a local park, the second annual Whitehorse Nuit Blanche (WNB) has an exhibit and
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You can keep your fishnets and feathers stored for this Rendez-vous. But you don’t have to. If you can’t help but whip them out for
A Different Type of Rendezvous Read More »
The body is mysterious; it is intricately linked to all that we do, and the ways we think. I’m a dancer; this is my perspective.
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The mostly family oriented weekend event is a lot of fun for locals – and draws in visitors, too. It includes a lip sync event
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In my last column I lamented the public’s lack of interest in getting up on the open stages of Whitehorse and performing. This past week
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Onde de choc is a new event that will bring together over 25 Francophone artists from a variety of disciplines. Through culinary art, video, interactive
A French Feast for the Senses Read More »
They are not always featured in history books, but since the Klondike Gold Rush people of many ethnic backgrounds have called the Yukon home. On
African, French and Japanese Groups Showcase Their Culture Read More »
If your taste buds long for something new and your eyes are looking for something as pretty as it is tasty, you need to find
Chef Karina Lapointe: Treat Your Buds Read More »
The community hall of the Centre de la francophonie has been transformed with a new set of artistic creations for an exhibition presented by Les
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It is in the fall, off-season for a ski chalet, yet there is still excitement. A woman has disappeared. She returns, but it is not
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The Solstice Festival is the Perfect Storm of parties. It is three festivals – one right after the other – that will keep Shipyards Park
Day after day after day of festivals Read More »
Amber Walker feels grateful for her lot in life: her husband supports her financially so she can pursue her interests as a visual artist and
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Bonjour! Si t’était pas au courant, je suis le régissuer pour la production de Bonneau et la Bellehumeur pour La Troupe Du Jour, une compagnie
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The cultural branch of l’Association franco-yukonnaise (AFY) presents a double St-Jean-Baptiste festival this year. The calendar is so generous that it made the two days
For the first time, Yukon women will participate in the Pan-Canadian Young Feminist Gathering from Oct. 11 to 13, in Montréal. Women from all over
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An important painter/sketch artist of the Yukon, Yvette Bourque, has done a lot for the artistic community since she arrived. Artistic event organizations are often
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BY VIRGINIE HAMEL Once again this year, the cultural sector of the Association franco-yukonnaise (AFY), in cooperation with École Émilie-Tremblay, is hosting an exhibition of
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