Elephants, Llamas and Bears, Oh My!
The first job I got, when I moved to the Yukon in 1984, was bartending at Dezadeash Lodge. Since it was in Kluane National Park, […]
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The first job I got, when I moved to the Yukon in 1984, was bartending at Dezadeash Lodge. Since it was in Kluane National Park, […]
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After hitchhiking from Peace River to Whitehorse, Cindy and I were looking forward to a quiet week at my friend…
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Whit Fraser led coverage of the Berger Inquiry & Mackenzie Valley Pipeline. Some argue it defined the North & mayber altered northern life.
Whit Fraser: A Versatile Man Under the Midnight Sun Read More »
A Canada 150 project gave us the Dempster Highway, linking Inuvik and Tuktoyaktuk, the shores of the Arctic Ocean were newly accessible.
The Road Less Travelled: The Dempster Part 2 Read More »
As long as I remember, I’ve travelled throughout the Mackenzie Delta and Beaufort Coast with my dad. We travelled all over during different seasons hunting or trapping different animals.
“When you haveit flat tire, you throwit over there and you takeit spare tire from that pile. Every three days you takeit air filter out
You talking to her? Read More »
I arrived in Inuvik for the first time in early July 1972. What first struck me as I toured the town was A) the 24
I was back home in Inuvik this summer and I took the opportunity to drive to Tuk for the first time. It always hits close
A Tuk load of memories Read More »
When he arrived in Yellowknife, back in 2004, with his wife, Serena, and baby daughter, Janessa, it didn’t occur to John Henderson that he might
John Henderson: Celebrating the Great White North Read More »
I’ve put a lot of miles under me this spring between Victoria, B.C. and the Klondike Valley, and had thought I would be riding the
Know Thy Microclimate Read More »