Lianne Maitland, Executive Director | info@heritageyukon.ca
Elisha Ida, Community Relations Coordinator | programs@heritageyukon.ca
Kaitlin Normandin
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Cathy Hines
Cathy first came to the Yukon in the 1970s. As a former Air Force brat she was used to living in remote locations but there was something about the Yukon that captured her soul and she has remained here ever since. She just recently retired as a primary teacher. In a previous incarnation she worked at the Dawson City Museum, 3 years as director. She was director when the Old Territorial Building was being restored and when new exhibits and displays were being designed! Both as a museum worker and as a teacher, Cathy has tried to offer children opportunities to discover the wonders and excitement of Yukon history through genealogy, storytelling, and museum visits. She helped develop educational kits for many of the Whitehorse Museums, the Dawson City Museum and the Beringia Centre. She is currently active on the Heritage Fair Committee and the Fundraising Committee.
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Sally Robinson
Sally Robinson was born in a small Ontario town about 160 kilometres north of Toronto. Her father owned a hardware store and her mother was a primary school teacher. She graduated with a BA from York in Toronto and an MA in History from Western. After a few years of world travel she arrived in the Yukon in the early 70s and eventually settled in Dawson. Designing exhibits for the Dawson Museum necessitated more carpentry skills than she had from the hardware store so she also worked for Broadaxe Construction whose company logo was “we build them as if they had roots”. Twenty years working for museums in Dawson and around the territory was followed by sixteen years with Yukon Historic Sites as an Interpretive Planner. Recently retired, Sally is a member of two non-profit associations which adequately fill up the time she would otherwise use to bake cookies.
Allison Belshaw
Georgianna Low
Judy Hartling
Sylvie Binette
