Picking our battles
As a nurse, I have a role in challenging systemic and individual racism. I challenge you to do the same.
Picking our battles Read More »
As a nurse, I have a role in challenging systemic and individual racism. I challenge you to do the same.
Picking our battles Read More »
Wow … where to start … I’ve been a registered nurse for 24 years and have worked in four countries and in about 20
Nursing in the North Read More »
Philip Fitzgerald was embarrassed when he is asked about his greatest sense of accomplishment as the chair of the Yukon Hospital Foundation.
Supporting great health care in the Yukon Read More »
Looking at recorded history, humans have been using dances and music as well as storytelling and visual arts as healing rituals. Art and health are a well known pair; a healthy mind in a healthy body.
In May 2017, Colby Heynen drove up the highway to Whitehorse from Southern Alberta. He and his girlfriend, Karin Wall, from Coaldale, Alberta will be
Class of 2009: Colby Heynen Read More »
Ellen had four babies at Whitehorse General Hospital. Her births were always fast and she liked the support that she got at the hospital. In
A Special Baby: Ellen’s Story Read More »
Many Yukoners are involved in global issues and a series of talks at the Kwanlin Dϋn Cultural Centre brings their international experiences home. The Yukon
Thinking Like a Global Citizen Read More »
Your first perception of Duncan Sinclair may be of a reserved, buttoned-down guy – a civil servant, most likely. You wouldn’t be wrong. Sinclair
Duncan Sinclair – Instrument of Change Read More »
Nesta Leduc’s 1962 journey north, punctuated the remoteness of her new home in the Yukon: “It was a six-hour flight to get up here from
The Yukon Beats Out New Zealand Read More »
There are moments in life when you suddenly realize that you are heading for disaster and there is absolutely nothing you can do about it.
Broken Shoulder Scene Read More »