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The SS Klondike is one of Canada’s few remaining steam-powered paddlewheelers that were used to transport people and materials throughout the Yukon. The remaining SS Klondike is actually the SS Klondike II, built in 1937 from the remains of her predecessor Klondike I. Klondike I was built by the British Yukon Navigation Company in 1929. […]

The Witch House in Salem, Massachusetts, is the only remaining structure that is directly connected to the Salem Witch Trials of 1692. Built in 1675, this two-story house served as the residence for Judge Jonathan Corwin, who presided over the trials. There were so many accused witches and so few places to question them, and […]

The Yukon is home to hundreds of different species of animals, from flocks of migratory ducks to massive herds of caribou. The boreal forests, mountain alpines, arctic tundra, and coastal plains that make up the Yukon host an incredibly diverse set of birds, mammals, insects, amphibians, and more. Birds About 87% of all the birds […]

The Northern Light have long captivated humanity, creating mythology and folklore around their existence. But what really causes it?