January’s Bountiful Star Clusters
Welcome to nightlife in the Yukon night skies. For starters, let’s get acquainted with the night sky as we see it: directly overhead we find
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Welcome to nightlife in the Yukon night skies. For starters, let’s get acquainted with the night sky as we see it: directly overhead we find
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There’s a coyote on the airstrip at Braeburn today, trotting north on the cleared runway with his nose in the air and his tail like
Mark Preston’s show at Arts Underground is titled with his name, then subtitled with a list of materials. To Wood Stone Metal Cloth Sculpture Jewelry
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Whitehorse is celebrating “Django Week” to honour the eccentric Gypsy jazz legend and musical genius, Jean ‘Django’ Reinhardt, who would have celebrated his 100th birthday
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Spring starts when seed catalogues arrive. At least it does for me. I receive about four or five every year. This doesn’t include the online
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The Pivot Festival is upon us — and with it comes a huge ton of theatre. You have six shows you can see at multiple
The 3rd annual Pivot Festival: Floating, swimming, flying Read More »
The Yukon Sourdough Rendezvous began in 1945. The prime feature of the festival was the colourful dog races made up of working dogs owned by
Nostalgia for Rendezvous Past Read More »