Bicycle Parts Reborn as Art
Philippe’s Bicycle Repair occupies a modest little house on Wood Street. The front yard is filled with many bike parts, but they are not strewn […]
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Tiny Little Pieces of Life
I got my seeds today! Seeds … tiny little pieces of life, stored until spring arrives to awaken them. It is this miraculous life that
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What Could Be More Canadian Than Snow and Ice?
It has come to my attention that Canada is cold. Or, more to the point, people have needed to direct my attention to this fact
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Striking Gold; One Potato at a Time
Yukon Gold potatoes, as fresh baby nuggets or mature full size, are wonderful for this delicious, warm salad. Paired with fresh apple and Camembert cheese,
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The art of guilt
Prime Minister Stephen Harper stood in the House of Commons on June 11, 2008 and apologized. His address was in regards to Indian Residential Schools
An Evening With The Carlins
Empty cans of beer dot the surface of a kitchen table positioned centre stage. And only minutes into The Mighty Carlins it becomes evident that
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Awakening Grandmother
A Tribute to Joyce Hayden: woman, wife, mother, grandmother, leader, helper, healer and inspiration to all. Flying freely beyond the light; Taking her place in
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The fresh sound of jazz
Sienna Dahlen has that classical jazz sound in her voice. That is to say, it is what you think of when you think of small,
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A new and improved cultural touchstone
Blessed be the good people at Tim Hortons and their Roll Up The Rim contest. If it were not for them, how would we Yukoners
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A Little Persistence and A Patch of Clear Sky
So how was the Yukon Night Skies Star Party, you ask? The plan was to go Friday and Saturday evening, if the weather co-operated –
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Get Out and Guild
Imagine you are sitting at your computer at home, one evening. Despite the fact that it’s minus 27 outside, it’s snowing – again. As if
The ‘Jazz Man’ Returns
Trumpeter, pianist, composer and arranger, Alan Matheson, is a big fan of the Rotary Music Festival in Whitehorse. He feels it’s an honour to be
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