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The Dene worldview is embedded in our songs, and it needs to be heard now more than ever.

Professional mushroom pickers might be angry they can’t cross the Yukon border this summer. But Yukoners aren’t missing them.

How one mother bear has coexisted with urban Yukoners—so far—despite a few close calls.

Fifty years ago, we watched the birth of the Dene Nation. We were a scrappy bunch of rebels trying to protect what was ours. This is the story of how a great northern people took control of its destiny.

Lockdowns. Closures. Lost sales. Lost production. The North may have skirted the worst health impacts of the COVID-19 crisis. The economy is another story.

Long after we’re gone our art will remain. From storytelling and music to film and painting, these will be the remnants of our collective experience that will allow future generations to learn about us and our time. And these are unprecedented times.