At Colin Alexander’s Northern Icons exhibit in the Rah Rah Gallery, you would be forgiven if at first you thought you were looking at old,
Drawings and Torched Copper: Colin Alexander has two art shows in Whitehorse Read More »
There are pussy willows, crocuses and chives growing in the garden. Migrating birds are returning to Swan Haven and mallards are swimming in the ditch
Spring Means New Life Read More »
A few days after I arrived back in Whitehorse in November 2008, I ran into Janine Aberson while grocery shopping with my mom. She invited
This year’s monthly open mic/coffee house gatherings in the Odd Fellows Hall ballroom in Dawson City have featured an increasing number of young performers, who
Young Performers Are Stepping up to the Microphone Read More »
Elders’ teachings are about life skills and many of them translate well to sports: how to take care of yourself, how to eat right and
Aboriginal Sports Promote Healthy Living for Youth Read More »
“So have you seen any progress?” This is the question I’m most often asked when people learn I live in Haiti. Vague as it is,
A Single Child’s Story Read More »
