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Nov 18, 2024 | 
whatsupyukon.com | Newest Edition
1. Preheat your oven to 350F and arrange your thighs in a baking dish. Spray with your favourite spray and season with some chicken seasoning. Spray it again. 2. When your oven comes up to temperature, put in the chicken and set your timer for 15 minute . 3. Prep your onion, mushrooms, two cloves of garlic and peppers. Slice the mushrooms, cut the peppers into roughly ½ inch squares and finely dice the onion and garlic. 4.
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Nov 4, 2024 | 
whatsupyukon.com | Nicole Bauberger |Newest Edition
As I ascended the escalator to view Shelley Niro’s solo retrospective exhibition at the Vancouver Art Gallery, I saw a friend. In “Abnormally Aboriginal”, a photographic and text-based piece from 2013. Niro uses photographic self-portraits and text to question what being “aboriginal” and/or “original” might mean.
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Nov 4, 2024 | 
whatsupyukon.com | Kylie Campbell-Clarke |Newest Edition
When I decided to go on a trip, being a new mum and having a family meant I couldn’t travel the same ways as I used to. I used to stay in a shared dormitory or on some stranger’s couch, hitchhiking or getting lost. My husband Ryan was not OK with this type of travel and maybe I was too old to be travelling that way anyway. So I decided to do my first organized tour with G Adventures. This tour was 10 days through Guatemala, Belize and Mexico.
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Oct 14, 2024 | 
whatsupyukon.com | Ken Bolton |Newest Edition
Nico Paulo was only two when she moved with her parents from Toronto to Portugal, where she spent her growing-up years. “I had just graduated from design school in Lisbon and was looking for an internship. My parents said maybe I could take advantage of my dual citizenship. I was curious about it, too, so I moved to Toronto.”It didn’t take long before being exposed to, and inspired by, her birth city’s lively musical scene led her to pursue her own musical interest as a career.
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Oct 7, 2024 | 
whatsupyukon.com | Jessica Surber |Newest Edition
“Smile and the world smiles with you”In 1963, a commercial artist from Worcester, Mass. named Harvey Ball created the iconic and now world-famous smiley face. An insurance company had hired him to come up with an image to increase employee morale. Apparently the drawing took 10 minutes to complete and he was paid $45 for his work.
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Sep 23, 2024 | 
whatsupyukon.com | Nicola Williamson |Newest Edition
In my previous article, Journey of a Lifetime, published on June 26, I shared the beginning of an extraordinary adventure. My partner, Sam, and I embarked on an epic road trip along the Pan-American Highway, stretching 30,000 km from Alaska to Argentina over two years. Now, three months into our journey, it’s a perfect time to share some of my photographs and provide an update on our travels.
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May 28, 2024 | 
whatsupyukon.com | Newest Edition
I captured these early-autumn colours reflected in the wetlands on Annie Lake Road, in September 2019 – Camera: Nikon D7200Submitted by: Steve WilsonBy submitting your photo, you are giving permission for What’s Up Yukon to publish your photo for print and online use. We may also use your photo in marketing of this series.
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Mar 4, 2024 | 
whatsupyukon.com | Carl Maguire |Newest Edition
Whether or not you enjoyed the music, he fronted the Anglo-Irish punk band, The Pogues. Wikipedia says their music was pretty edgy. Considering the history of the band’s name, that’s not really surprising. My interest in The Pogues got twigged when we were shopping in Galway, Ireland, in 2010. I was looking for the perfect Blackthorn cane. Some Irish friends of mine called it a Shillelagh, a walking stick (or a club, depending on your personality and temperament).
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Oct 2, 2023 | 
whatsupyukon.com | Manus Hopkins |Sydney Keddy |Newest Edition |Miche Genest
Edges is a new solo exhibit by watercolour artist Lauren Waters, which will run throughout October at the Yukon Artists at Work gallery. The exhibit explores the meaning and purpose of edges, in all their various forms. “The inspiration comes from one of the main techniques I use to create loose,atmospheric watercolour paintings,” Waters told What’s Up Yukon.
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Oct 2, 2023 | 
whatsupyukon.com | Manus Hopkins |Newest Edition |Sydney Keddy |Miche Genest
When the Guild Hall pivots from one show to the next, there’s often quite a bit of overlap. As artistic director Brian Fidler told What’s Up Yukon, auditions for the next theatre show will be held when its current one is still running, meaning that the team behind the productions needs to be well-organized and to work efficiently.
