A balancing act
In a world where imagination is the only contender and where the laws of physics are hotly contested—in the circus world—the act of balancing rivals […]
Great Pick for a Potluck
This is a great recipe for your next potluck supper. Quick to put together, better after it has sat for an hour, this salad is
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Big Soul is Big Music
There’s a band in town that generates heat. The kind of heat that comes from dancing so hard, steam rises up off the dance floor
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Is There Life After the Yukon?
Perspective – use it or lose it. Words I’ve been pondering quite a lot lately. Recently I was noticing how much I dwelt on things
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Something new to brighten Dark Days
It is all original art and none of it existed before last December. So, the creative process took place during the darkest days of a
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Taking Medicine to New Heights
Cambridge medical students are expected to be well-schooled in the art of social climbing, but Peter Steele, who studied medicine at the University of Cambridge,
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An Aishihik Family Fishing Tradition
There are many reasons why Yukoners enjoy fishing. I believe my passion for fishing started with a positive experience on the water with my Dad.
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Cosmic Invaders and Leo the Lion
The constellation of Leo the Lion definitely seems to be where all the Yukon Night Sky action is. Starting with Ceres, the smallest dwarf planet
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Perhaps we aren’t doomed …
Early in January, I received a press release that excited me greatly. It was from Yukon Energy and it announced it received $125,000 in funding
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What’s Bubbly Without the ‘Buzz’?
For some time, my editor has been urging me to explore the world of non-alcoholic wines and I have to admit that I put off
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Montréal Danse: Up close and personal
It will be an unusual connection between the audience at the Yukon Arts Centre and the dancers of Montréal Danse when it presents On the
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Musical benefit for Richard Godson
A man who has helped Yukon musicians for years — as a key organizer of the Alsek Music Festival and as a music teacher at
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Exploring the Landscapes of Human Terrain
Paul Gowdie calls his latest work “physical landscapes”. Rich digital prints in blacks and whites and hints of sepia tones are simply adhered to the
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