Muskrat season

In the delta, March meant one thing—muskrat trapping season was open. And trapped muskrat pelts fetched damned near $2.50 apiece back in 1976.

Muskrat Trapping

By Elizabeth Kaye / 2 minutes of reading

The sun is back and the days are warmer, except in the late evenings. People of Old Crow used to be excited about going to Crow

By Darrell Hookey / 1 minute of reading

Residents of Inuvik love their muskrats so much, they named a jamboree after them. Muskrat Jamboree is a celebration of spring and one of its

By Dena Zavier / 3 minutes of reading

I was told the action was in the kitchen shelter. As I walked towards the building, I immediately raised my camera to take a picture

By Peter Turner / 4 minutes of reading

I, like many wine enthusiasts, love the challenge of finding the right wine to pair with a meal. Many people start with this simple axiom:

By Pat Ellis / 3 minutes of reading

The Yukon Sourdough Rendezvous began in 1945. The prime feature of the festival was the colourful dog races made up of working dogs owned by