The Coppermoon Gallery is buzzing. Prospective customers peruse the walls, looking at exquisite Yukon art, a woodworker presents a scaled replica of a new sign […]
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I was in my hotel room in The Pas, Manitoba, when I heard the news. Michael Jackson had passed away. Rather than conveying any sign
In Passing: On Pin-ups and Pop Kings … Read More »
Sometimes, when you need a refuge, a magical place appears. It was late at night and I was driving to the Tombstone Mountains for the
My best rides are framed by the rituals I have adopted. When we jump in our cars or trucks to drive somewhere, unless it is
Rituals of the Ride Read More »
I usually plant more vegetables than I am going to personally use because I like to attend the farmers’ markets in Whitehorse. It started out
To Market, To Market … Read More »
As every Yukoner should, I have been following the debate over the Peel Watershed Draft Land-Use Plan. It is a debate that will decide what
Peel Watershed is not reserved for elite slobs Read More »
The Ted Harrison Artist Retreat hopes more artists and arts organizations can benefit from the gorgeous space it has to offer. To that end, it
Artrepreneur: A Retreat Opens Its Doors Wider Still Read More »
One of the delights of consulting and promoting gardening is that once in a while you stumble into on oasis that you did not know
The Young at Heart Are Growing! Read More »
Fog rises from the Teslin recreational centre stage where the Rock-C Rollers jump and shriek their way across the blacklit platform. A guitarist grasps the
Breakdancing on the Move Read More »
It is probably one of the most-asked questions surrounding the visit of the “World Famous” Lipizzaner Stallions on Wednesday, July 22: “How do they get
Lipizzaner Stallions take the leap to Whitehorse Read More »
Yukoners are an inclusive bunch and the Yukon Summer Music Camp is no exception. According to Steve Gedrose, camp coordinator for his second year, the
A week jammed with jammin’ Read More »
Montreal poet and essayist Erin Mouré is an Albertan with roots in Galicia, Spain. “I think in three languages all at once and every day,”
World of Words: A Poet shares her diverse sense of ‘Place’ Read More »
“Last year there were lineups,” says Amy-Lynn Karchut, Dawson City Music Festival’s producer. “And that is against our mandate; we are not about lineups.” And
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