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The freeze-and-thaw cycle of the Yukon’s wood frogs

The amphibians have the special ability to freeze solid without sustaining any damage to their cells

  • Mar 24, 2020
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Tiny home community offers solace and learning

How the Steve Cardiff Tiny House Community is faring one year after opening

A look back and ahead at what fuels Yukon transportation

Museum gets set to host its first Electric Vehicle Discovery Day

National signs honour victims of impaired driving

Yukon government says it would consider bringing the signs to the territory if approached

Yukon First Nations’ graduation regalia sought for upcoming exhibit

Curator Lisa Dewhurst is hoping to get at least two pieces from each Yukon First Nation

Photos: Rendezvous 2020

Some shots from this year’s festivities

Yukon’s Japanese association launches its first sake festival

Former president says the hope is to bring people together to learn

Yukon First Nation firefighters reflect on their journey to Australia to help battle wildfires

‘I think this is the start of something truly amazing’

Low contaminant levels found in Old Crow traditional food study

Residents, though, did have higher lead blood levels than average

Yukon teachers get a lesson in new technology

Technology training allows educators more accessible options in the classroom

Our first line of (frigid) defence

‘But really, to go over 100 megawatts for us was pretty epic’

Life and death in Nepal and India

The Hands of Hope founders travelled through India and Nepal

  • Jan 9, 2020

Firework maestros brighten up the Whitehorse sky

‘For us it’s an art form’

Powerful pens: Vanier students mark International Human Rights Day by writing 160 letters

The Whitehorse high school students took part in Write for Rights

The sun’s time to shine

Beringia Centre gets set to host Dec. 22 presentation about the solstice

Santa Claus is coming to town

Parade set for Main Street Dec. 7

Child Development Centre marks 40 years of service

CDC now serves families throughout the territory

Armed with a rubber chicken, Crash Test Dummies drummer visits the WCC

“I’m just a guy trying to make the world a better place with small increments of happiness”

Interactive exhibit aimed to bolster support for protecting Arctic National Wildlife Refuge

More than 10,000 people attended events in New York, Washington DC and San Francisco

‘I look at it as a crowning glory’: Carl Schulze named Prospector of the Year

Schulze has made discoveries that have led to the development of producing mines