Archaeological evidence shows humans were burying their canine best friends nearly 15,000 years ago
Collapsed, 100-year-old Yukon Telegraph line believed to be killing moose across north
Whitehorse songwriting project focuses on fighting isolation among seniors
‘I think it’s really going to be a spectacle for the audience’
‘It means that we have kids that are worth coming to see’
Environment Yukon’s animal health unit has been testing livers of scavenging birds since 2013
It’s Dirty Dancing for birds, with every male trying to be Patrick Swayze
‘I think now he’s less of a perfect dog but he’s more himself’
Sarah, A Love Story is a tender memoir that offers an intimate look at the death of a loved one
Said Little Sparrow focuses on friends, family and sticking together during the darkness of winter
‘First of all I can get you out of my head, and then I can put you in the Taj Mahal’
Driving the Alaska Highway in the depths of winter is not for the faint of heart
‘It’s a dead body, but it’s treated with respect’
‘It’s a really deep play that is masked by a whole lot of dirty, raunchy comedy’
11th annual festival runs until Feb. 3
‘I used to say I painted and I carved. But now I say it’s through my ancestors.’
‘There’s a demand for it’
‘It’s just a bigger event with more importance to the audience and the community’
‘There’s a really transformative affect with adventure’
‘Instead of it just being one group of people entering the Americas, now they’ve got at least two’
