Blueberry Crumble
It’s finally fruit season and there have been tons of blueberries in the farm stands and grocery stores. A simple crumble…
Too Much Kale? Never!
Every year at this time we wish we had staggered our kale planting. It’s all ready at once. We are smothered in kale.
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For the Love of Dance
My experience at Dance and the Child International (daCi)—a dance conference that was held this summer in Slovenia
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Where Art and Science Meet
How might you draw the sound of aspen leaves in the breeze of a late June day? Or paint the smell of a prickly rose?
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Fiddles in the North
For the first time ever, the Canadian Grand Masters Fiddling Competition is being held in Whitehorse this year on August 24.
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A Berry Good Time
What the Yukon lacks in fruit trees it makes up for with berries. Strawberries, saskatoons, haskaps, raspberries, currants, blueberries…
The Joys of Grandchildren
I was never one of those adults who is automatically attracted to other people’s children. I did babysit as a teenager back in the 25 cents…
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Yukoner Aims For Top Of The Pile
According to their website, Colossal is a nationally registered professional fundraiser and through online competitions like America’s…
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Decaying Memories: A Poem
I remember the steamboats the old man said. I remember them coming in spring. I remember the paddlewheels churning the water and bringing…
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Great Things Can Come in Small Packages
Let’s be honest, as adults, there are not enough of them. That little moment and a squeal of delight! The natural high…
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