On being scared (and doing it anyway)

By Reader / 4 minutes of reading

by Misha Donohoe Fearless in Nature opens at Yukon Artists at Work Gallery on April 6 with a reception from 5 to 8 p.m. Georgia

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Get a feature shot at first light

By Danny Macdonald / 3 minutes of reading

Jay Gough of Nikon Canada, along with Trisha Gillings of Panasonic Canada (not pictured), will be on site all day with trade show style booths

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Edu-tainment for kids, Yukon-style

By Megan Skarnulis / 3 minutes of reading

Look at My book, with Michael Brooks & Nicole Edwards, has retro-feel, and it focuses on the skills that children need to learn to read.

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Kicking it Special O-style

By Tamara Neely / 2 minutes of reading

Special Olympics Yukon enriches the lives of Yukoners with an intellectual ability through opportunities to train and compete in sports, and the gala is a fundraiser to help them provide programming.

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The sordid saga of ‘Shoeless Joe’

By Doug Sack / 7 minutes of reading

Shoeless Joe is the only player in baseball history to win multiple World Series as a pitcher for one team and a home run hitter for another; a distinction that will last forever.

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Yukon See It Here: Marc and Mar Rodriguez

By Reader / 1 minute of reading

Even in winter you can see different colours in the Yukon River. We love it! Photo: Marc and Mar Rodriguez [box] We invite you to

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In Swakopmund, Germany and Namibia come together like the Namib Desert and the ocean just outside the town. If you didn’t know that this is an African country, you would think that it’s a town somewhere in Germany.

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