Northern Haiku Project
Northern Haiku Project is looking for writers Four members of solstice haiku group in Whitehorse are calling for haiku poems for an anthology to be […]
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Ultimate Cross-Country Event Hits Yukon Trails
Get ready for the Yukon Ski Marathon! Enjoy skiing, longer days, and sunshine at the ultimate cross-country race event.
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Yukon Francophone Women Pt2
Yukon Francophone women have shaped the territory’s culture and history. Angélique Bernard celebrates their enduring impact on Yukon life.
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Do You Dare Soufflé?
A few weeks ago, my roommate and I had the conversation common to people in their 60s and 70s: it’s time to divest. We must
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Tales Of A Persistent Ghost And A Saucy Parrot
Dan Davidson reviews John Firth’s book: The Caribou Hotel In spite of the main title and the fact that the chapters keep circling back to
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Legacy Humans
I found the perfect phrase to describe this particular phase of my particular life. We are not human doings – we are human beings. Last
Lover Girl
Whitehorse R&B singer Jeymama to release debut single February 20 I put my heart, my soul, my blood and my sweat into this song. Jemymah
The Vibe Of The Room: Miles Black at the YAC
Vancouver’s Miles Black Trio will be On the Wing at YAC on March 2 Every audience is so different. You become attenuated to the vibe
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Healing The Wounded Warriors at Rose Haven
Rose Haven is a sanctuary for healing. This Indigenous-run retreat empowers warriors to reconnect with their spirit, culture, and strength.
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Shish Kabobs
A hearty and delicious meal with no dishes? Sign me up! I love shish kabobs. The jury’s out on whether they are kabobs or kebobs,