LuLu Keating
Originally from Nova Scotia, Lulu Keating often gets asked the question: “Why the hell did you move to the North?” Her short film, Dawson Town […]
Dolores Anderson
Dolores Anderson (nee Scheffen) is among the Yukon artists involved with Sewing Our Traditions: Dolls of Canada’s North the exhibition that is heading to Northern
Virtual Village: Your Digital Legacy
When people go on trips they go online and research hotels, tours, airline prices, and things to see and do when abroad. However, from a
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Northern Romance, March 21, 2013
A Northerner’s Spring Horoscope: The days are getting longer, the sun is shining and spring is in the air. If you are in a relationship
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All Apologies
What do you do if your family is “the most apologized-to family in Canada?” If you’re Mitch Miyagawa, local writer and filmmaker, you create a
Beautifying Your Space
Deanna Slonski has always had a flair for interior design. “My parents owned a furniture and appliance store when I was a kid,” she says.
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Curing the Common Cold
When it’s freezing cold outside and way too cold inside the house, your thoughts might turn to a better heating system. However, so long as
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Faultline 49 Plays with Reality
In the novel Faultline 49, 24-year-old author Joseph MacKinnon artfully blends a gritty tale of war-torn Canada from the perspective of a journalist. The story
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Craft Brew Paradise at the T&M
Andrea Pierce is a fiery creature. She is also a beer aficionado and the new face behind the bar at the Town and Mountain Lounge
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Hooray for Castor Oil
Yes, I am a nutritionalist and no, you shouldn’t eat Castor oil. But it is one product that’s worth having around. Castor oil seeds (which
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