‘We are incomplete if we are insensitive to the suffering of others’
‘It offers perspectives that community members in the audience might not even be aware exist’
This summer’s bioblitz uncovered a snail not spotted in the Yukon before
The classes this fall will be offered one day per week, for six hours a day, for 16 or 17 weeks.
If you’re on Lake Laberge and you see a little paddlewheeler, kindly send it downriver
‘You want to keep those great things happening. You have to keep working’
‘We don’t want to be like the cod fishery in the East Coast’
Dawson City’s League of Lady Wrestlers goes out with a bang
‘It’s who I am, who we are as people’
Organizers plan a weekend of festivities specifically aimed at kids
‘It’s going to be a lot of emotion and a lot of energy. It’s a big work of beauty.’
18 dump truck loads of dirt, 175 bales of special hay and a lot of wood chips
‘I worry about zebra mussels, to be honest’
I don’t come to Haines for bears. I come for fish
Ox-eye daisies, sweet clover and hawkbeard are among the most common invaders
Not knowing how to use bear spray properly can lead to a grizzly scene
‘They’re something as spectactular as a grizzly’
Plans to put pianos in public spaces would Whitehorse on par with cities around the world
‘Tā moko is not a tattoo for our people. It is a way of life’
‘This is one of the top folk music festivals in the country’
