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Articles by Jack Danylchuk
"Honey, pass the Maktaaq"
“Neco, can you carve this turkey? Let’s get eating soon!” I ask, more like tell, my husband who is finishing up his Thanksgiving tasks. Eventually, he lays the perfectly browned stuffed turkey we bought at Fancy Meats beside the cherished country food on our dining room floor, alongside the sharp knives and ului (the plural form for ulu, an Inuit women’s knife) we’ve placed on flattened pieces of cardboard. That’s how Inuit feast. No plates. No forks.
Photos: Long John Wrap-Up
About the Author Angela GzowskiEDGEYK.com's main shooter, Angela Gzowski is an award-winning photographer born and raised in Yellowknife. She has a BFA in photography from the Nova Scotia College of Art and Design, largely focuses on commercial and editorial work and spent two years as a photo editor with Up Here magazine. She's traveled widely, from Nunavut's high arctic all the way to the Alaskan border. She tells innovative visual stories which mix honest portraiture with photojournalism.
From the Archives: YK Hockey’s Mighty Marauders
As the local rec hockey season heads into the home stretch, with the Weaver and Devore Marauders battling it out in the middle of the pack, three points out of second place, take a look back at this portrait of Yellowknife’s winningest team, from March 2012: There are few things as superficial or annoying as sports cliches. We listen to athletes in the hopes that something is said that comes from the heart. Something authentic. So it is with the Weaver & Devore Marauders.
Not Again: Speaking Out About Sexual Violence in Yellowknife
Last week, Bobby Zoe allegedly broke into a person’s home in downtown Yellowknife and sexually assaulted someone. He also allegedly stole some items from the home. Zoe has also been charged in relation to a second alleged sexual assault and theft from earlier this month. If these allegations are true, this will be the third and fourth times that Zoe has done this.
Consensus government not working in the N.W.T.
Yukon Premier Darrell Pasloski’s decision to fight the next territorial election on the future of the Peel Watershed is an assertion that elected authority trumps a court ruling. It’s either political suicide or a calculated gamble. However it plays, the escalating battle over the Peel underscores the fundamental difference between the way governing gets done in Yukon and the Northwest Territories.
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