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Photographer Robert Postma used time-lapse photography to capture the northern
lights over Annie Lake, south of Whitehorse.

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  • Dancing lights Dec 14

    Photographer Robert Postma used time-lapse photography to capture the northern lights over Annie Lake, south of Whitehorse.

  • Up And Over Jul 26

    Heidi Neufeld talks about horse jumping at the Yukon Horse & Rider Association’s season finale of the 2011 Whitehorse Horse Show.

  • Frozen In Time Jul 15

    One of the oldest settlements in the Yukon, Fort Selkirk sits at the confluence of the Pelly and Yukon Rivers. It was abandoned in the early 1950s and is now a historic site, where visitors can see how its inhabitants lived.

  • Standing On Water Jul 08

    Ryan Burlingame wants to make stand up paddling the next biggest thing in the Yukon.

  • Mobile Museum Jul 08

    Jorg Michel of Tagish takes his passion for old motorcycles on the road.

  • River Quest Jun 30

    The annual Yukon River Quest kicked off with much fanfare in downtown Whitehorse on Wednesday. There are 73 teams from across the globe paddling to Dawson City.

  • Confronting the pain. Part one. May 27

    Residential school survivors tell their personal and tragic stories during The Truth and Reconciliation Commission hearings in Whitehorse.

  • Confronting the pain. Part two. May 27

    Residential school survivors tell their personal and tragic stories during The Truth and Reconciliation Commission hearings in Whitehorse.

  • Bagnell loses May 03

    Liberal Larry Bagnell gives a speech to his supporters after losing Monday’s federal election.

  • Sunken Treasure Mar 04

    Take a tour of the sternwheeler A.J. Goddard, which sank in Lake Laberge in 1901, and listen to the crew’s haunting melodies.

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