Crêperie La Petite-Maison brings French food to Yukoners. Morin & Veniatare passionate & Yukoners are crazy about their crêpes.
Craving Crepes? Crêperie La Petite-Maison brings French food to Yukoners Read More »
Annie Johnsgaard’s lovely (inventive, often amusing) ever-changing chalk murals brighten the walls of Yukonstruct Cospace, where she works.
Artist Annie Johnsgaard showcases the power of transiency Read More »
Anne’s Dumplings took off in the last year. Anne Huang-Power can’t keep up with the demand for her dumplings.
Solar air heating panels could be mounted on the side of the house Energy efficiency and well-ventilated healthy air. Yukon Innovation Prize finalist Shane Wolfe
A breath of fresh air Read More »
What journey do we take to arrive at an idea? Artists Michel Gignac and Gorellaume chose to explore that pathway in their new in-situ work, Through
Through the thought process Read More »
NorthLight Innovation wanted art to amplify space. Berkman brought in a group of artists to collaborate & create the finished in-situ work.
Perforating the walls to let nature in Read More »
The Yukon will be launching a satellite into orbit for the first time, as part of a Canadian Space Agency-led project.Yukon College students are in
Earth to Yukon College Read More »
Long-time Yukoners have watched with interest as the “old Food Fair” building has undergone extensive renovations on Second Avenue. The building has long sat vacant
Making cooperative space a community place Read More »
The Unfurled project is a series of events culminating in one full day of workshops, demonstrations, and a marketplace March 2018.
Unfurled: Yukon Fur event Read More »
Independent Management consultant Stefan Voswinkel has a question for Yukon entrepreneurs: “What does success mean to you?” Voswinkel is running a five-session workshop aimed at
Accelerate your business results Read More »
The recent closures of the Salvation Army and free stores at Raven Recycling and the Whitehorse Waste Management Facility have made it difficult to source
New Ideas on What to do with Old Stuff Read More »
It is possible to come up with a million-dollar idea. But, from that eureka moment to seeing your bank balance tip over into seven figures,
Mentors now visiting Yukon entrepreneurs Read More »
Stargazing has long been part of the human psyche. For thousands of years, we – and our ancestors before us – have turned our eyes
Yukon Astronomical Society wants to make Whitehorse the Science-Centre of the North Read More »
There are two kinds of gardeners in the Yukon: those who can grow tomatoes and those who can’t. With Yukoner Bob Sharp’s Solar Growing Greenhouse Kit
He built a better greenhouse Read More »
If you were on a committee to provide decorations for a dance, your shopping list will likely include balloons, streamers and crepe… lots of crepe.
The Steampunk Ball starts here Read More »
Valentine Craft Night. If you are interested in community sharing of equipment and knowledge, the craft night is just the beginning.
Say it with a Craft Project Read More »
As we enter the holiday season where advertising, social media, and storefronts are shouting at us about all the things there are to buy, one
Holiday Gift Guide Read More »
In a community as small as the Yukon, when people begin to stand together, change is a very real possibility. The 2015 annual 12 Days
Rallying together to honour and protect women Read More »
YuKonstruct’s computer lab is electric with creativity and camaraderie. Okay, it usually is, but more so tonight. It is six days from the deadline of
YuKonstruct hacks its way to the top Read More »
In some dream world, working from home is easy. Get up early in the morning, park on the sofa, sip cup of coffee after cup
A Place to Rest Your Laptop Read More »
“ABC Quick Check.” It is a phrase that easily rolls off the tongue of Peter Czerny. “ABC Quick Check.” Before starting a season of riding
Bike maintenance is Easy as ‘ABC Quick Check’ Read More »
The Yukon winter is so long that Dawson City-based filmmaker Suzanne Crocker once said winter has its own seasons. Most Yukoners I know divide their
Burn Away the Dark Times Read More »
The Skookum Jim Friendship Centre is providing well-known Yukon artist Joseph Tisiga with a chance to undertake an exciting project that’s close to his heart. Splintered
“Splintered Craft” Art Space now open Read More »
If you build a better mousetrap, the world will beat a path to your door. And you will make a million dollars. But first, you
So… have you gone to the Yukon Government Main Administrative Building to see your art yet? I understand, life gets busy. But I bet you’re
Main Street Confidential Read More »
