Uncovering the stories and myths behind Dawson City’s most famous haunted buildings. No matter what befalls them, some Dawsonites will never leave town. Wayne Potoroka recounts a few of Dawson’s more legendary phantasmic encounters and explores the eerie locales in which they occurred.
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Tr’ondëk Hwech’in culture grows in the sun at the 10th Annual Moosehide Gathering, by Elaine Corden.
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By hook or by crook (and sometimes by Skype), northerners are finding creative ways to connect with their grandchildren. How Yukon grandparents are overcoming geography to stay close to their families, by Erin Linn McMullan.
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10 Unforgettable Summer Adventures: You may already know that there’s nothing better than a Yukon summer, but have you really seen all this land has to offer? From the shores of the Beaufort Sea to the mountainous borders of British Columbia, the Northwest Territories and Alaska, we canvassed lifelong residents and newcomers, visitors and...
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The northern lights may have seen queer sights, as the famous poem goes, but for some, it’s the sky itself that’s serving up strange magic. Our curious reporter investigates the subculture of ufology in the Yukon, by Jerome Stueart.
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With small class sizes and an unbeatable, inspiring location, the Klondike
Institute of Art and Culture’s School of Visual Arts is drawing first-year
art students from across the country, by Wayne Potoroka.
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The amazing life story of Evelyn Mae (Babe) Richards, whose pioneer spirit has helped shape both the land and the spirit of modern Yukon, by Erin Linn McMullan.
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