Yukon Quest champ Brent Sass talks about return to elite dog mushing
He’s sitting out this year’s Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race — that starts March 2 in Anchorage, southcentral Alaska —
Read moreHe’s sitting out this year’s Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race — that starts March 2 in Anchorage, southcentral Alaska —
Read moreIt’s rare for a territory to medal at the Canada Winter Games. Rarer still is when an athlete enters the
Read moreThe crowd roars as Jay Masuzumi flashes a grin and waves his fingers to show his empty palm. Once again,
Read moreAlong one of the most remote stretches of the Alaska’s road system is a wilderness lodge that’s become thoroughly popular
Read moreA 15-year-old speed skater from Yellowknife placed eighth in the 1500m short track event at the Canada Winter Games in
Read moreNunavut’s boys hockey team won its first ever game at the Canada Winter Games, in Red Deer, Alberta (Prairies) on
Read moreWhitehorse, Yukon musher Rob Cooke is being lauded for helping guide some fellow Yukon Quest mushers safely over a stormy
Read moreSome of the North’s best and brightest young athletes will be in action over the next two weeks in Red
Read moreAfter nine days and nearly 700 kilometres, France’s Thierry Corbarieu has won the 2019 Yukon Arctic Ultra. Corbarieu arrived at
Read moreAlaskan musher Brent Sass has claimed victory in the Yukon Quest, four years after he last won the grueling, 1,600-kilometre
Read moreIn Sami and Tanja Niemimuukko’s field in the countryside near Lappeenranta (southern Finland) close to the Russia border lies the
Read moreThe Yukon Arctic Ultra has reached the stage where competitors are seeing things that aren’t there. “Last night was terrible.
Read moreThe 2022 Arctic Winter Games will be hosted by the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo, in northern Alberta (Canadian Prairies).
Read moreEighteen competitors have now scratched from the Yukon Arctic Ultra, in northwestern Canada. Some racers went voluntarily as a preventative
Read moreThe Yukon Arctic Ultra began Sunday to some applause muffled by mittens. A small crowd gathered in Whitehorse, northwestern Canada,
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