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How come eggs, don’t have legs? My poodles, eat noodles. Are those horns, or thorns? Lots of butter, makes me stutter. There’s a spider, in […]

Breast health. It’s a phrase that might sound as boring as the ingredients from the side of a good-for-you bran cereal box. That is, unless

Summer might soon be over, but the real fun is just beginning. Get ready to laugh until your sides hurt as APTN premieres some of

So it has come time to consummate your Canadian Heritage and purchase a canoe. Every Canadian should have a canoe or two in their backyard.

The subconscious is so much smarter than we give it credit for. I’m not anti-technology. I can’t be, since technology is what’s allowing me to

“All players need to bring a black and a white jersey.” “Door prizes at the party.” “Goalies play for free.” With these website-based tidbits of

”It’s just a gorgeous day out there.” “Let’s enjoy it. We know what’s coming next.” Terry and I were sitting in a local eatery, stirring

One of the best ways to catch people’s attention is to bring the heart into the equation. That’s exactly what two local women’s organizations hope

I must be losing my grip, all fingers and thumbs from the nights of white rum. But the ivory keys draw me in, rounded at

My my estimation, the World Wide Web owes me exactly £25 sterling—the exact amount I’ve forfeited since my dear-hearted Scottish grandma stopped sending me cat-adorned

December is a perfect time to indulge my love of baking. Not only will people eat more – they’re in a festive spirit – but

The Yukon is the land of river canoeing—with our great stretches of remote waterways, you can paddle miles and days without seeing a soul While

The Yukon School of Visual Arts is abuzz with students and staff alike wrapping up their projects in time for the Mid-Year Student Exhibition &

Friday June 11th to Sunday June 13th, the 8th annual Kluane Mountain Bluegrass Festival will be held in Haines Junction. The festival will be held

Rosemary Scanlon made a digital garden once. And working in Photoshop for hours a day drove her to pick up paintbrush and watercolour again. Through

Wilson Williams is not your typical touring musician. A Motown-style soul singer, he makes one thing clear about his Yukon tour: “I won’t chase the

If you ski along the dike pathway from downtown Dawson to the bridge over the Klondike River, you pass the landing pad for the local

Every Sugar Plum Fairy has years of dreaming danced into her feet. The same goes for a Clara, a Prince, or a Rat Queen. These

When nine Mozambican youth arrived at the Whitehorse airport last month, we were basking in temperatures barely below zero. But for the group of Africans

AYukoner goes south and falls into both pleasure and lament. Oh, Vancouver. I come to visit you and what do you do? Rain, rain, rain

A young woman from the typing pools at City Hall finds herself sitting in the mayor’s mint green Ford Galaxie 500, surrounded by colourful tissue

It has a dynamic wine list, tempting tapas, a popular brunch, cool music, and funky black walls. It’s Burnt Toast Café, a fun new Whitehorse

New Delhi 2006. February, not too hot but dry and warm enough for dust to mix with exhaust as my India-experienced friend and I walk

I initially developed the concept of the show in response to representations and assumptions about Dawson. My first job here was as a housekeeper, and

With two championship titles to her name, Heidi Bliedung is well within her rights to offer advice on one of the toughest, most unusual annual

Click My bobbing, six-year-old head suddenly wakens to the humid aliveness of a Mediterranean evening after a forever flight and full day’s drive through Almeria

Romantic love is often a catalyst for incredible personal change. And Valentine’s Day – with its pointed focus on emotional sentiment – seems a fine

Book-lovers of all kinds and all ages are about to enter an exciting week as two literary festivals come to the Yukon. Five writers will

Yukon students went above and beyond expectations for the 2012 Terry Fox Run, and together raised over $31,000. Becky Reams, a staff member at Johnson

I feel much gratitude toward spruce. Like many northerners, I owe my life to this tree. My house is made of Yukon spruce logs. We

We make decisions about the natural environment we live in every day, whether we do it on purpose or not. Drinking water, food sources, clean

Learning bluegrass? Want to? For people in love with mandolin, banjo, fiddle, bass, guitar and all that bluegrass can bend into those strings, the 7th

Ranj Pillai hadn’t spoken to his university buddy Sean Majumder in years. Still, the Whitehorse councillor didn’t hesitate to phone the now-famous Canadian comedian. He

Whether you trained in a strict three-month clinic in China, or take your games in casual doses at a community centre, this weekend’s Yukon Table

Blurred black-and-white words fill the walls and part of the floor of the ODD Gallery this month, as Caitlin Erskine-Smith’s text-inspired weavings inhabit the Dawson

Walking into Sacred Circle Wellness and Massage is an immediately relaxing experience. The walls of the one-room massage studio are painted a soft blue, the

As soon as the word was out that Lucy was looking for a lift to Whitehorse the offer came in. The cello teacher was in

After playing 70 shows in the last six months touring across Canada, Vancouver-based singer/songwriter Dave Hadgkiss will playing his tour finale in a concert at

Freedom Trails Therapeutic Riding Association is a half-hour jaunt north of Whitehorse. Long enough to relax, unwind and appreciate a raven making an upward climb

Erin Corbett’s voice reverberates over the phone line. She’s in the bathroom of the Old Fire Hall where, aside from the echoed cadences from her

Shiela Alexandrovich makes her art about and from the animals and the land in which she lives. The raising of animals, the growing of a

“2122 hrs… I got in about four hours ago from Perth, Australia. I forgot how long that flight is. Eleven hours. Not many people on

The first thing that came to mind when I reached the second floor of Waterstone Products was, “Is that a pool table made of marble?”

La belle vie. La dolce vita. Das angenehme Leben. What is it about Europe that conjures up sights, sounds, smells and images unavailable in Canada?

The first signs of spring find some people in their gardens, others on their roofs shovelling away the remnants of winter. For Fred Eaglesmith and

For the upcoming edition of The Natural and the Manufactured exhibition, art projects by Bill Burns, Deborah Stratman and Steve Badgett hold the lens up

People who enjoy sharing music files with friends don’t need to change their habits, says guitarist and songwriter Bill Henderson in a lead-up interview to

Supplies!” A brightly painted sign at the far end of the Confluence Gallery in Dawson City sits in front of a 15-foot deep collection of

Silence. Except for the wind whooshing through the open windows, the tires treads padding on the pavement, and the hum of acceleration, like a bicycle