A New Yukoner falls in love with Yukon almost instantly. They are brave, bold, full of wonder and have a yearn to discover.
There’s only one place you’ll find the best Yukon woman, and that’s at the dump, looking for parts. If she’s ripping the ball joint off an old Ford, then you’ve got it made.
A ‘real’ Yukon man or woman (knowin’ how to pick a good one) Read More »
In The Debt to Pleasure John Lancaster wonders if T.S. Eliot invented the link between April and suicides, just as painter Joseph Mallord William Turner
I find the term “Outside” very strange. At first, when I had arrived in the territory, people would use the term, almost as if they
Coming In From the Outside Read More »
I’m sitting on a rock where Lil’s Place will be in about 14,000 years. I’m thinking about a chocolate shake, but chocolate hasn’t really been
They chose Whitehorse first Read More »
“How’d you get here? Why’d you stay?” Ubiquitous phrases heard in the Yukon indeed. With the sheer number of transients coming through the territory, it’s
Roy, The Kindred Spirit Read More »
Ogilvie Street is also the location of the largest grocery store in town. It’s past a small plaza, with a huge parking lot, and more
A Taste of the Yukon Part 2 of 2 Read More »
It’s interesting how city bus drivers can reflect the personality of their town. In one large city I saw a driver pull away as a
A Taste of the Yukon Part 1 of 2 Read More »
I arrived in Whitehorse, from Toronto, about a month ago, to visit sisters that have already made homes for themselves here. I come to the
Welcome to Whitehorse Read More »
“We were in Pakistan — as ever, saving children,” Martin Crill says at the Baked Café, where the sun has finally come inside. “We believed
We wanted a community we could call our own Read More »
