Up Here Features
Can a River Be a Person?
There’s only one way to find out: explore the Yukon River as a place and an idea
Photo by Chris Carli
“Tapping into the Human Drive”
Yukon studio for people with developmental disabilities expands what art-making looks like
Photo by Rhiannon Russell
Racks, Caches and Rings
Those stone arrangements aren’t random—they’re remnants of traditional Inuit life on the land
Photos by Page Burt
Up Here Business Features
HELLO! (...hello, hello). Is Anybody Out There?
The Yukon’s chamber of commerce, which struggled to represent so many different voices, closed after 40 years. The territory’s remaining chambers formed a coalition to solve the problem, but some entrepreneurs still feel like no one is listening
Photo by Amy Kenny
Rookies of the Year
The territories’ new premiers balance excitement over federal interest in the North with current financial realities, particularly when it comes to mining
Illustration by Monika Melnychuk
