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Dear editor,

I found a feather, just laying there on the ground. In folk lore this means I am going to have a lucky day or maybe just a good day. Folk lore can be a little iffy about these things sometimes. But I feel lucky.

While we may have forgotten the climate change crisis during the last several months, it has become clear that climate change has not forgotten us. The smoke we saw and smelled over the weekend was not just from the fires in British Columbia and the United States, it also came from some burning in our own backyard 鈥� near Whati and the Snare hydro plant.

I鈥檓 back for a short part of the summer and I couldn鈥檛 help but ask myself what it is I love about Yellowknife and what I can do without so here is a list of five things I like and dislike about my hometown.

In N. Scott鈥檚 House

Imagine being stranded on Great Slave Lake in a boat that no longer complies with your wishes.

Food insecurity is a global threat to communities around the world.

Catholic church, Ottawa owe so much to the Indigenous people they harmed through residential schools

You know how it鈥檚 often said people see things during near-death experiences? One minister in the U.S. claims he had one but it was about Hell.

Editor鈥檚 note: Darrell Taylor is a member of the Mattawa North Bay Algonquins of Ontario. He retired after 25 years as a mental health professional, including eight as a clinical supervisor in Inuvik. He hosts a weekly meditation group in Yellowknife that gets 鈥淶oomed鈥� across Canada.