The 2026 spring issue drops in early February
Find the The Yukon Magazine on newsstands across Canada or inflight at Air North, Yukon’s Airline.
In the Spring 2026 issue
ARCTIC WINTER GAMES
The games are back in town!
FROST NIPPING AT YOUR NOSE
All about Yukon’s leading Frostbite research
BURNING QUESTION
Who were the Yukon’s wheelmen?
ENERGY PEAK CHALLENGE
Oh snap! Is the Yukon’s grid pushed to the edge?
SHAKING IT UP
Yukon’s recent earthquake explained
PLUS:
Bio-Accoustics: Sounds like Yukon
Microplastics in the North? You bet.
Profile: Yukon Premier Currie Dixon
The legendary ’98 Hotel
And lots more…
In the upcoming issue
ARCTIC WINTER GAMES
The games are back in town!
FROST NIPPING AT YOUR NOSE
All about Yukon’s leading Frostbite research
BURNING QUESTION
Who were the Yukon’s wheelmen?
ENERGY PEAK CHALLENGE
Oh snap! Is the Yukon’s grid pushed to the edge?
SHAKING IT UP
Yukon’s recent earthquake explained
PLUS:
Bio-Accoustics: Sounds like Yukon
Microplastics in the North? You bet.
Profile: Yukon Premier Currie Dixon
The legendary ’98 Hotel
And lots more…
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- Supports a local business & independent journalism
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2025 Magazine of The Year Award (IRMA)
7
Number of continents Yukon stories traveled to
200%
Committed to the Yukon Territory
2007
Year the first issue hit the shelves
1M+
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Celebrating the Yukon’s people, cultures, businesses, and environment.
Built on a nearly twenty-year legacy, The Yukon Magazine stands as a mirror of life in the North, a reflection of its diverse stories, wild beauty, and spirit of independence and belonging.
Locally owned and operated by Manu Keggenhoff and Tammo Walter, and guided by Managing Editor Kanina Holmes, the magazine stays true to its trusted editorial spirit, energized by new ideas and a deepened commitment to real, authentic storytelling. “We are not changing the soul of the magazine, we are just giving it more room to breathe.”
The Yukon Magazine, in conversation.
We are restarting our podcast. New episodes will begin dropping in February. Some will expand on stories from the magazine. Others are original, audacious, audio-rich stories you won’t hear (or read) anywhere else. Each series coincides with a new quarterly issue of the magazine, creating space for deeper conversations and place-based storytelling. Inspiring, real, and shaped by Canada’s North.
On tour. The Yukon Magazine goes places!
See where readers take us all around the world.
Therese Lindsay competed in the World Masters Aquatics Championship in August.
Sherry MacInnis and her husband, Skip, literally tied the knot in a handfasting ceremony at Lake Loch Ness in the Scottish Highlands. Our magazine was witness.
Charlie and Beth Hoeller give a new meaning to the term “deep dive” when it comes to magazine stories. The Yukon couple took a copy of our magazine to the ocean floor when they visited Bonaire, a Dutch island off the coast of Venezuela.
Marilyn Smith of Whitehorse and Kate Fisher of Atlin, B.C., travelled to Kashmir and Ladakh in northern India. They carried the magazine along the 27-kilometre path up and over Ganda La Pass. This photo of Kate was taken at 4,970 metres.