Photo Essay: Line Of Defence protecting Whitehorse from catastrophic wildfire, by Jason Wolsky. Haa Shagéinyaa: Everything Has A Spirit A generation of Tlingit people are reclaiming their connection to culture and land, by Christopher Tse. How Much Firth-Er? A reluctant hiker has an awakening on a river trip, by Chris Carli. Don’t Forget The Little Guys These critters are so understated they’re practically exotic, by Haley Ritchie. From Pet To Patient Taking a dog in the backcountry? Be ready to carry it out, by Karen Mccoll.
BUSINESS BRIEFS: by Rhiannon Russell:
It’s Showtime The Yukon Film Society reimagines the cinematic experience. Small Town, Small Biz Entrepreneurs find a niche in their neck of the woods.
YUKON PLACES: The hot springs: warm water is a hot commodity in the North, by Gabrielle Plonka
r & r: The Boreal Chef: The practical hand pie, by Miche Genest. DIY Yukon: Boat surgery: don’t get stuck up a creek without a solid repair kit, by Karen McColl. Yukon Adventure: The Yukon River headwaters, by Deborah Linley. Arts, North of Ordinary: From Ross River to red carpet, by Amy Kenny.
JUST ONE MORE THING: When things go wrong outside: Storms, rockfall, and flooding in Kluane, by Olivier Clements.
Donna Johns Wolf Mother on the water
How many trees are in the Yukon? by Wayne Potoroka
When things go wrong outside
By Olivier Clements
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THE BOREAL CHEF: The practical hand pie. DIY YUKON: Boat surgery: don’t get stuck up a creek without a solid repair kit. YUKON ADVENTURE: The Yukon River headwaters. ARTS: From Ross River to red carpet.
“All my work is about stories. They’re just little reminders of the fact we’re not the only ones here. [My work] will be around hundreds of years after me.”