Back to Homeschool
The first day of school is always fun at my house. We get up at 7 a.m. and have breakfast. Next we have bible time […]
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Back to School: Public
I go to a school called Robert Service School in Dawson City. I know it’s common, but going back to school is a feeling you
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Klondike Korner: Klondyke Korner: Discover a New Interpretive Walk
Saturday, August 17, is coming right up. That’s Discovery Day, the day that Skookum Jim (Keish), Dawson Charlie (Káa Goox) and George Carmack stumbled across
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Getting Around the Yukon: Faro
I lived 20 years in Faro. I could tell of a golf course started with spray-painted targets, hiking Van Gorda Falls, cabins on the Dena Cho.
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The Times They are a-Changin’
I held out as long as I could. Until last week I had one of the Yukon’s craft-project driver’s licenses. You know the type —
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Faye Cable
This photo was taken on our farm, called The Cable Farm, on the Ford Road just off the Takhini Hot Springs Road. We have approximately
The Natural & the Manufactured
Running from August 15 to September 20, The Natural & The Manufactured explores the relationship between nature and culture, society and the natural world. Started
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Who Wears the Fishing Pants?
There is a competitive spirit in our house. Every season my wife Heather and I bicker about the size and amount of fish we will
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Trading in High Heels for Steel-Toed Boots
What did you want to be when you were 12 years old? That is the question Yukon Women in Trades and Technology (YWITT) is asking
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Didee & Didoo – Poem “Terry Fox”
TERRY FOX IF YOU FEEL LIKE GIVING IN, AND YOU’RE NOT LIKELY TO WIN, JUST REMEMBER TERRY FOX, AND HIS WISE TALKS. HE IS AN
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Telegrams from the Chilkoot Trail: Nicole Bauberger’s new show at the Transportation Museum
This past July, if you were hiking the Chilkoot, you may have caught a glimpse of a woman in a white dress, grubby from travel,
Edible Yukon: Fishing for Moments
Aspiring fisherpersons soon learn that catching and eating are only two of many landmarks in the journey of fishing. While I see fishing as a
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The Butterfly Report
On July 16, 2013 I saw a super big moth. I am not into moths yet, I’m just getting to know butterflies, but this Bedstraw
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Learning About the Yukon’s First Peoples
Grade 5 teachers had some homework to do this summer. They were getting up to speed on the First Nations social studies curriculum. Selena Pye,
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A Trip Through Dog Mushing Past and Present
Dawson area resident runs year-round dog mushing museum Kyia Bouchard was in her mid-50s when she discovered dog mushing. One year later, she left her
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