MacBride Museum Supporters

MacBride Museum is run by a non-profit society. We gratefully acknowledge the support of the Government of Canada, the Yukon Government, the City of Whitehorse, and MacBride’s members, volunteers and supporters.

MacBride Museum Partner Links

MacBride Museum has many partners in the community. We invite you to visit their websites as well.

		Travel Yukon Close your eyes now and breathe in crisp Yukon air. Smell spruce sap and the earthy scent of tundra, and listen for the excited howls of husky sled dogs. Open your eyes and drink in Yukon landscapes under dancing aurora borealis. Canoe a Yukon river and dip your hands into the clearest water you've ever seen. A vacation in Canada's Yukon is a larger than life experience. Stay awhile — you won't want to leave. www.travelyukon.com
		Yukon Museums There are more than 20 museums, cultural centres and interpretive centres in the Yukon. www.yukonmuseums.ca
		Air North, Yukon’s Airline Air North, Yukon’s Airline has been taking people to great destinations in the Yukon, British Columbia, Alberta, Northwest Territories, and Alaska for over 35 years. www.flyairnorth.com
		Northern Climate ExChange Each year MacBride Museum partners with the Northern Climate ExChange to present a series of lectures on our changing planet. www.yukoncollege.yk.ca/research/programs/northern_climate_exchange
		Softball Yukon In 2012, MacBride Museum partnered with Softball Yukon to create an exhibit on the history of softball in the Yukon at the Pepsi Softball Centre in Whitehorse. www.softballyukon.com

Thank You!

MacBride Museum would like to thank the following people and organizations for their support in 2012.

George Arcand, Vivian Belik, Ione Christensen, Donna Clayson, Dave Croft, Ellen Davignon, Currie Dixon, Linda Dixon, Sarah Drury-Clark and family, Patricia Ellis, John Erickson, John Firth, Howard Firth, Michael Gates, Hans Gatt, Ruth Gotthardt, Keith Halliday, Rolf and Marg Hougen, Greg Hare, Ty Heffner, Kristen Innes-Taylor, Vic Istchenko, Justin Kennedy, Harry Kern, The Kwanlin Dün First Nation, Phyllis LePage Simpson, Maxine Lindsay, Lorrina Mitchell, James Mooney, David Neufeld, Northern Climate ExChange, Steve Snider, Gudrun Sparling, Frank Turner, Ron and Kip Veale, Vuntut Gwitchin First Nation, Keary Walde, Whitehorse Star, Gerry Willomitzer, Yukon Bird Club, Yukon News, Grant Zazula, Access Consulting Group, Association of Canadian Archivists, CBC Yukon, CGA Yukon, Canadian Bar Association, Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society Yukon, Canadian Federation of Engineering Students, Centre for Northern Innovation, Yukon College, Chamber of Commerce, Cross Country Canada, EBA, a Tetra Tech Company, Ecofor Consulting Ltd. / YG Heritage Branch, Kobayashi + Zedda Architects, L’Association franco-yukonnaise, Mosaic Communications, Myra Shilleto and Joe Iles, NorthwesTel, Public Service Commission / SunLife, Robert McCulloch and Syliva Shamanna, Skills Canada, St. George’s School, Stantec Architecture Ltd., Teliya International, Yukon Chamber of Mines, Yukon Convention Bureau, Yukon Employees’ Union, Yukon Energy Corp., Yukon Gold Mining Alliance, Yukon Police Council, Yukon Public Libraries, Yukon Registered Nurses Association, Yukon Party Association, Yukon Producers Group, Yukon Teachers Association, Yukon Travel, Yukon River Marathon Paddling Association, Yukon Status of Women Council, Yukon Government - ECO - IGR, Yukon Government - Justice, Public Safety and Investigations

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