To celebrate May Day (May 1st) and the coming of spring, I headed up MacEvoy Rock in Yellowknife’s Old Town. Of the two hills in Old Town, Pilot’s Monument is higher and far more popular t...
A blustery spring afternoon seemed like the perfect time to wander through Roy’s Audiotronic shop on the lower level of the Yk Mall in Yellowknife NWT. Click on the image for a larger view. To v...
The Canadian Museum of Civilization (Musée canadien des civilisations) showcases human history and the cultural diversity of Canada. It is also home to the Canadian Children’s Museum, the Canad...
The National Gallery of Canada in Ottawa houses some of Canada’s best works of Art. I can’t show you the works of Art, since visitors are not allowed to photograph in the exhibition galler...
The Greenstone Building (also known as Government of Canada Building) was designed as a environmentally friendly building, and was the first building north of the 60th parallel to win a LEED Gold cert...
From the Legislative Assembly to the Yellowknife city dump. Scroll down to see the Images The Yellowknife city dump is probably the only dump in North America where you are allowed to salvage, meaning...
It seemed like a perfect afternoon to wander through the Legislative Building in Yellowknife NWT. The NWT has a unique form of government known as Consensus government. The Premier is chosen from elec...
It is a tradition that a large number of Yellowknife women organize and participate in their own triathlon. It is not a typical triathlon with race officials, spectators, time clocks and fast transiti...
These panoramas are from the Yellowknife Folk on the Rocks (FOTR) music festival, July 17th 2011. Some people in the crowd might look a bit ‘ghosty’….it is because they moved while I...
During a lunch break during a beautiful sunny day, I grabbed my camera and panorama pole and ran up MacEvoy Rock in Yellowknife’s Old Town. The view from the top of the hill includes downtown Ye...