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You Ain’t Seen Nothing Yet

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By Rhiannon Russell, Amy Kenny Verified
| Up Here Magazine Verified
Nick MacIntosh sits in front of a laptop in Starbucks and navigates to a Facebook album that serves as his portfolio. Although it’s a -22°C afternoon in January, the Yellowknifer is wearing a light jacket and sneakers, his long hair tied back under a baseball cap. He’d rather not talk about his art, preferring to just let people look at his cheeky, unconventional paintings of the North. “It’s funny, people want to interview artists all the time,” he says.
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Where There’s a Will…

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By Amy Kenny Verified
| Up Here Magazine Verified
AT THIRTY BELOW, everything malfunctions. Something’s wrong with the wiring in a snowcat. A bigger snowcat won’t even start. Neither will a pickup truck. The controls on a water pump aren’t working. A skid steer meant to replace the small snowcat has a dead battery. “If it moves,” says Will Fellers, “it breaks.” Fellers leads the Cobalt Construction crew that builds Dawson City’s government-sanctioned ice bridge on the Yukon River every year.
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New caribou exhibit enchants Yukon Arts Centre - Yukon News

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By Timothy Giilck, Amy Kenny Verified
| Whitehorse, Yukon News Verified
At first, the caribou were meant to be made of plexiglass. Then Lianne Leda Marie Charlie found out the cost of building 30 life-sized cows, calves and bulls from the material. Charlie laughs as she explains her decision to pivot to plywood for the bulk of the animals that make up The Caribou Art Project, her current exhibition at the Yukon Arts Centre.
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