Taking on the Winter Cold
It would seem that winter is here in full force, bringing icy cold temperatures that chill you to the bone, unless you are prepared for
Taking on the Winter Cold Read More »
It would seem that winter is here in full force, bringing icy cold temperatures that chill you to the bone, unless you are prepared for
Taking on the Winter Cold Read More »
The Yukon Arts Centre will become a church Feb. 27 to 29. This may appear to blasphemous to some when you consider the name of
Dancing the fine line between reverence and irreverence Read More »
Jennifer Scott has several loves—wine tasting, reading, cycling—and one in particular that brings the Vancouver-based artist to Whitehorse for the first time: her love for
Crossing borders with jazz fusion Read More »
For the sixth year, Northern film buffs will have the chance to “reconnect with the world and immerse themselves in great film”. Andrew Connors, the
Available Light Film Festival promises great stories, great film Read More »
Young artists from the Sundog carving program have turned from wood to snow. Until Feb. 23, you can see them carving six eight-foot square blocks
Artrepreneur: Sundog Carvers Sink Teeth into Snow Read More »
At the age of 30, Jerome Stueart met his mother for the first time. It’s an unusual story, but not unique. So here’s the twist:
Turning fact into non-fiction Read More »
The tennis season in the Yukon is too short … so it has moved indoors. To help get the word out, Tennis Yukon is holding
Tennis moves indoors Read More »
I wish there was a church for atheists. Yeeeaaaahh, that’s going to need some explaining: I see church as a place of fellowship and a
A church for the rest of us Read More »
The Mennonites are known for their love of singing. And that is exactly why the West Coast Mennonite Quartet will be performing at the Yukon
Just for the love of music Read More »
I’d like to be shot into space. Allow me to clarify: when I shuffle off my mortal coil, I’d like that coil to be shoved
He Wants to Leave This World When He Leaves This World Read More »
Rude? Normally, yes. Eavesdropping is never in vogue, unless, of course, you’re a writer. Eavesdropping involves observing, listening and perhaps inhaling details, without being obnoxious.
For starters, try eavesdropping Read More »
It is becoming the way of it. Downloading music from the Internet is rapidly taking over how people listen to music. The new reality is
Yukoner Produces CD-less CD Read More »
Cate Innish is up for a new challenge. As we take down the hand drums she’s been using to accompany Peggy Hanifan at Whitewater Wednesday,
Cate Innish Gives “Playing Music” New Meaning Read More »