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If volunteers went on strike

If volunteers went on strike

‘What would the community look like? What would change if volunteers withdrew their services?” asked Linda Graff, an internationally…
Water engineer brings help to Horn of Africa

Water engineer brings help to Horn of Africa

In May 1981, a new engineering consulting firm from Edmonton set up shop in Whitehorse with one engineer and a technologist.

Meet the Lady of Sloughmill

MARSH LAKEMickey Lammers opens a VIA Rail brochure and traces the route of a recent trip she took from Vancouver to Toronto.

The Yukon’s witching wizard

Using only a thin, twisted, piece of plastic wire, Urs Schirmer reads the ground like a psychic.The slight, Swiss baker gives his fingers a shake,…
Apartment shortage frustrates would be Whitehorse residents

Apartment shortage frustrates would be Whitehorse residents

While Mission: Impossible III is playing in local theatres, the real-life version is playing out on city streets.
Bonanza on Marshall Creek

Bonanza on Marshall Creek

HAINES JUNCTIONEllie Parmentier is a self-acclaimed mystery man and cowboy without a ranch.But he considers his spacious cabin and one-acre…
Most important in end of life care: be there

Most important in end of life care: be there

By Leighann ChalykoffNews ReporterKaren LaPrairie meets people in the last few days of their lives.

Local photographer finds herself in the eye of a Pacific storm

It was a parking lot, but it resembled a wrecking yard.And, on the street lay more shattered hulks, many burned to the shell.
Haves are no happier than have nots

Haves are no happier than have nots

It was a vacation to a sun-drenched, exotic location — complete with long beaches, thick rainforest and lava-spewing volcanoes.
Filmmaker needs Room to Roam

Filmmaker needs Room to Roam

There are about 150 million square kilometres of space on the Earth.Scientists estimate there are between 30 and 50 million animal species and 6.