Thumbing It Down Under – Part 8
Pinky Promise Let’s stay in touch for the rest of our lives and if any of us gets stagnant the other two will come and […]
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A Chat With Chelsea Vowel
Since Covid, she has embraced planning and outlines My work is all about trying to understand the world and communicate what I understand to others
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Borscht
One of the best comfort foods ever — so delicious and nutritious I know spring is arriving in the Yukon when the produce at my
Busting the Biggest Neuromyth
The idea of having “one best learning style” is the most persistent neuromyth out there When I first learned about using multiple modes, I found
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Common As Dirt
To British humourists Flanders and Swann, it was “Mud, Mud, Glorious Mud” I always have loved spring, and daffodils, and especially the mud Spring is
The Sap Is Running
On the evening of April 6, the Whitehorse Nordic Centre announced its grooming season was over, which meant that cross-country skiing on the trails at
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That’s All Behind Us Now
If You Love Somebody… You can have this little turkey because he’s going to die anyway When I was seven years old, my father brought
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A Yukon Company Wins An Antarctic Contract
Yukon’s Pelly Construction Builds for the British Antarctic Survey Thirty-four years ago Pelly Construction built a runway and airstrip for the British Antarctic Survey at
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A Meditation on Waste and Numbers
This will hang a small painting or drawing on canvas board or on light particleboard or plywood I love the vision of bending our take-make-waste
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Weasel Workers
How to ski backwards I was the newest Weasel on the mountain and set off down to the lift station to get back up to