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Yukon, North of Ordinary


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Yukon, North of Ordinary is a full-colour, quarterly magazine that features stories about Yukon's people, places and events, as well as articles about Air North's destination cities.

The magazine is independently owned and operated by Harper Street Publishing of Dawson City, Yukon, and appears on all Air North flights as the airline's official in-flight magazine.

Look for it in your seat pocket when you fly with Air North, Yukon's Airline.

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Celebrating Five Years!

It's our Birthday! Yukon, North of Ordinary is turning FIVE! We are so thankful for the five great years of discovering and sharing the best the Yukon has to offer, and we're looking forward to continuing to do for many years to come.

Six years ago, Harper Street Publishing was a two-person business with the help of a small handful of people who helped with photography, writing, and editing. We stayed busy publishing two annual summer travel magazines, The Last Great Road Trip and Abenteuer Alaska Yukon.

We had heard through the grapevine that Air North, Yukon's Airline was looking for a Yukon publisher to create their inflight magazine. So, we decided to pull it all together and poured ourselves into creating a concept that married our respective strengths — our ability to highlight the best of the Yukon, and Air North's trusted reputation and access to both Yukoners and tourists alike.

When Air North accepted our proposal, we shifted our business into high gear and we haven't looked back. Over the past five years, Yukon, North of Ordinary has grown in to much more than "just" an inflight magazine. We're now available across Canada in Chapters. Indigo bookstores and have more than 2000 subscribers worldwide. We like to think our success thus far is a result of our content and how it showcases the people and places that make the Yukon special. That said, we want to thank all of the Yukoners who have helped create the magazine (both the creative contributors and well as the advertisers who fund it) and those who have let us feature them on our pages.

Our partnership with Air North has grown in to a great friendship and collaboration. Harper Street Publishing and Air North, Yukon's Airline share a desire to unite Yukoners and show off what we have to the world, and working together on each issue to achieve this goal has been tremendously rewarding.

Introducing Yukon, North of Ordinary on Air North flights was part of Air North's 30th anniversary celebration. So here on our 5th, Air North is celebrating 35 years of dedicated service.

Our many, many thanks go out to all of the people who have helped us get this magazine off the ground and running (or should we say flying). Cheers to the next five years. Thank you Yukon.

Yukon North of Ordinary - ON TOUR!


Matthias Hoenisch - Washington, DC   Corporal Robin Mueller - Kandahar, Afghanistan
     
Gordon Giligan - Masai Mara, Kenya   Bob Chambers - Signal Hill, N.L.
     
John Cooper   Submit your own "On Tour" images
to the editor at the email address
listed below.


Visit the Yukon, North of Ordinary website at www.northofordinary.ca for subscription information or contact the publisher for details on sales and advertising opportunities.

For advertising rates, please contact Harper Street Publishing sales at 1.888.848.6671 or email sales@northofordinary.ca.

Harper Street Publishing

PO Box 141
Carcross, Yukon
Y0B 1B0

 

Tel: 1.867.821.3296
Fax: 1.604.608.9499
Email: greg@harper-street.com
Website: www.northofordinary.ca


Kateleen Froese & Kevin Daffe - Mt. Chimborazo, Equador   Gabriela Sgaga - Paris, France
     
Mary McAvoy - Sydney, Australia   Chris Putnam - Tofino, British Columbia

 

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