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FEATURES: Loveable Loos: Memorable outhouses in the territory and (just) beyond. Climbing High To Drill Deep: Uncovering climate secrets on Mount Logan, by Alison Criscitiello Smart Beaver Man: Are these rodents habitat builders or destroyers?, by Karen McColl Redefining Drag: Yukon’s burgeoning drag scene welcomes all genders and expressions, by Lori Fox and Karen McColl.

BUSINESS BRIEFS: by Rhiannon Russell: Shipping woes and workarounds: Free shipping to the Yukon? Dream on. Vacancy What’s with Whitehorse’s empty lots? Construction Zone: Roads to resources.

ROAD TRIP: Community Spotlight: Take your time in Kluane country, by Karen McColl

r & r: The Boreal Chef: Scottish-inspired cuisine, by Miche Genest. DIY Yukon: Get your wood supply ready for winter, by Alexandra Morrison. Yukon Adventure: Take a dip in an icy lake and nothing else matters, by Amy Kenny. Arts, North of Ordinary: Creating glass art is a matter of heat, precision, and partnership, by Charmaine Arjoonlal

JUST ONE MORE THING: Hidden History: Social justice is the legacy of Jasbir Randhawa and Harbans Singh.

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Loveable Loos
Memorable outhouses in the territory and (just) beyond.

Yukon Questionaire

Aurora Viernes is helping the next generation of Filipinos feel at home, by Karen McColl

Burning Question

How do lakes freeze and what about overflow?
By Darren Susin

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Water in all forms. There’s nothing like standing near a block of ice taller than a house and wider than a city block to feel small and insignificant.

Karen McColl

YNoO Editor-in-Chief

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THE BOREAL CHEF: Scottish-inspired cuisine. DIY YUKON: Get your wood supply ready for winter. YUKON ADVENTURE: Take a dip in an icy lake and nothing else matters. ARTS: Tyson Isted: Creating glass art is a matter of heat, precision, and partnership.

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"This ice core from Mount Logan is an opportunity for investigating climate change and variability in atmospheric composition in the North Pacific and Gulf of Alaska."

Alison Criscitiello

National Geographic Explorer and director of the Canadian Ice Core Lab at the University of Alberta

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