Voice for the Voiceless
Nakai Theatre’s newest production, The River, promises to shine an unblinking light on Whitehorse by presenting voices that normally go unheard. The “sprawling, episodic” play, […]
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Double Minds, Double Exposures
Something was different upstairs at the Klondike Institute of Art and Culture that afternoon. The wood floors and high ceilings make the second-floor ballroom usable
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French Toast: Québec Cinema Comes to Town
The Rendez-vous du cinéma quebécois, which comes to Whitehorse April 20 and 21, features two new realeases from Québec producers: À l’origine d’un cri (Crying
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Spring’s Rings and Things
This is the busiest time of the year for northern sky watchers. I like to refer to it as the changing of the guard. Winter
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Celebrating Swans
Experience the beauty of Yukon Swans at the Celebration of Swans festival. Enjoy sights and sounds of spring migration.
Klondike Korner: Look Out Below!
Discover the quirks of winter in Dawson City, including snow loads that can surprise car owners every season.
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Skagway Craft Brew Festival
If you’re 21 years of age and like to kick back in the company of more than 200 beer enthusiasts while tasting a wide variety
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Didee & Didoo – Poem “Sewing”
Sewing My auntie makes extra bucks when she sews mukluks. When she sews beaver mitts Auntie never calls it quits. She makes tea in dippers
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Keeping the Folk Flame Burning
When you ask Eliza Gilkyson about her early musical influences, the first name she mentions is Joan Baez. So when Baez included two of Gilkyson’s
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Depth-of-Field: Your Creative Tool
The creative use of Depth-of-Field (DOF) has been a journey of discovery, wonder and artistic joy for me my entire photographic career. Even now, after
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Family Ice Fishing – Any Way You
As I walked down the chute, flanked by holes and anglers on both sides, I was struck by the diversity in the crowd. There were
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The Skijorer’s Lament
Spring is a time of confusion for skijorers. The words “yes, but” are used more and more often as the days progress. “Isn’t the heat
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Writing from Watson
Tor Forsberg writes from Watson Lake. Her publishing credits include “Me Yukon”, which won the 2009 LUSH short story competition sponsored by subTerrain magazine, a
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