Photo by Vince Fedoroff
END-OF-SEASON RITUAL – The annual fl oat plane migration is taking place. Here, five planes are transported Wednesday from Schwatka Lake to Erik Nielsen Whitehorse International Airport. There are still a number of planes left to be moved.
Photo by Vince Fedoroff
DESTINATION: WARMER CLIMES – Swans heading south have been filling up along Quartz Road, as seen here last Friday. The swan migration is ongoing.
Photo by Vince Fedoroff
BOUNTY ON THE BUS – Youth from the Mountainview Church were helping out at last Saturday’s Stuff the Bus event in the Real Canadian Superstore parking lot. The bounty, about 123 milk crates of non-perishable food, was taken to the Whitehorse Food Bank. The bank, which is seeing about 50 new people registering per month, needs basic staples like cereal, oatmeal, grains and pastas. The annual food drive takes place this week, with local schools and the community involved.
Photo by Vince Fedoroff
ARENA GETS NEW LOOK – Nathalie Parenteau and Adam Green touch up Parenteau’s mural on the side of the Takhini Arena on Sunday. See more in News Section.
Photo by Vince Fedoroff
FATTENING UP – A white-crowned sparrow is seen with a mouthful of bugs.
Photo by Vince Fedoroff
GREASING THE WAY TO GREAT SOUNDS – GREASEFEST 2021: Year of the Grease took place last Saturday near the Carcross cutoff. Here, Jody Peters plays on the folk stage.
The Yukon government is following in the footsteps of other Canadian jurisdictions in implementing stringent new COVID-19 controls on its public service and associated agencies.
The three mayoral candidates for the Oct. 21 municipal election faced 10 questions at Wednesday evening’s forum hosted by the Whitehorse Chamber of Commerce.
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