The folks at Blood Ties Four Directions Centre should be pleased. Its annual fundraiser, its best chance at raising funds to continue its support programs, […]
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There is a reason why the Montréal Guitare Trio will be performing for so many school children in the Yukon later this month: they need
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Late August frost tinges the Yukon air with desperation, especially after a rainy summer. Winter will be long. Any fragment left of summer becomes poignantly
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“I don’t know what it is about opera singers,” says Whitehorse Concerts’ program coordinator, “but the Pavarottis and Heppners of the world touch people’s hearts
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Kicking off its Jazz On The Wing season Sunday, Sept. 28, Jazz Yukon chose to highlight the future of jazz with its selection of the
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The weather was less than expected over the past few months, but the Yukon Arts Centre is coming off the heels of a successful summer
A Little Something For Everyone Read More »
His music tells stories of losing a loved one and of the comical miscommunication between a man and a woman; and stories are told of
Songs of Life, B-boying and Skating Read More »
Fall is here and, along with it, the evening temperatures are dipping down below zero. It’s time for us all to take our workouts back
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It’s not often that you push your body to its physical limits when fishing. If anything, a prolonged pursuit of fish leads to a few
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I am not one who was born in the possession of knowledge; I am one who is fond of antiquity and earnest in seeking it
Taijiquan, An Evolving Art Read More »
As I sit at my desk writing this article, I am quite convinced that the season has officially changed to fall. Yes, the calendar reading
Suck it Up … Get Ready for Winter Read More »
…—… Sure of Sinking! Save Our Ship! (and our souls!): the international distress symbol was thought to mean any of these, but its meaning, in
Most writers would probably admit they want their work to end up on the printed page. But two local projects are giving those who enjoy
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Ben Towle’s Midnight Sun takes a reader by surprise. What could be a convoluted, expansive story of a balloon crash in the Arctic, finds instead
Midnight Sun is Storytelling Most Unique Read More »
Talking at the Woodpile This story won first prize for fiction at this year’s Authors on Eighth. See the story on this page. In the
Hot Off the Press: A Cold Tale Read More »
“I think I’ve slept in my own bed for maybe two weeks, since May,” Stefan Wackerhagen says with a laugh. He lives his life through
Adventures in Images Read More »
My most rewarding experiences working in a wine store were sharing my enthusiasm for wines with customers and helping a few of them to overcome
A Quick Tour of Our Local Liquor Store Read More »
Many people enjoy being surrounded by plants because of their natural, relaxing, comforting qualities. But plants can do more than enhance the appearance of your
Indoor Plants to Clean the Air Read More »
We Yukoners have a great capacity for understatement. When the thermometer hits -20°, we claim it’s nice out; only by –35° does the weather become
Fiddlin’ up That Homespun Feelin’ Read More »
Yukoners are fit. Recently a doctor from Victoria who was visiting the territory was heard to say: “I can’t believe how fit Yukoners are.” Well
Sports Nuts Aplenty Read More »
Blueberries in the North come in two varieties: small, very sweet flavoured low-bush/dwarf blueberries and the larger “bog blueberry”. The little low-bush ones tend to
Blueberries: Get Them While They’re Hot Read More »
“Live fire cooking” always sounds good to me, but for now we will discuss rotisserie cooking instead. Chicken, pork and beef are all popular to
Take a Chicken for a Spin Read More »
Some time today, somewhere in the territory, one child hurled the worst insult imaginable at another. Perhaps that child butted in line in front of
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The artist was thinking with the left side of her brain; the contractor was thinking with the right. Joyce Majiski, a multiple-media artist — “Multiple
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