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 Nathalie Parenteau
-Nathalie Parenteau was born in Montreal. She arrived in the Yukon in 1983 as a member of a youth group [Katimavik] and worked for three months with the Yukon Conservation Society. For a few years she lived in a tent at the base of Nares Mountain and worked at the Carcross Visitors Reception Centre. In her twenties, she went to university and earned a degree in biology from Western University. Returning to the Yukon, she concentrated on developing her artistic side and since 2000 has earned a living entirely from her art.(( Angélique Bernard, “The Contributions of Yukon francophone women.” //Whats Up Yukon,// 24 September 2025.))
+Nathalie Parenteau was born in Montreal. She arrived in the Yukon in 1983 as a member of a youth group [Katimavik] and worked for three months with the Yukon Conservation Society. For a few years she lived in a tent at the base of Nares Mountain and worked at the Carcross Visitors Reception Centre. In her twenties, she went to university and earned a degree in biology from Western University. Returning to the Yukon, she concentrated on developing her artistic side and since 2000 has earned a living entirely from her art.(( Angélique Bernard, “The Contributions of Yukon Francophone Women.” //Whats Up Yukon,// 24 September 2025.))
 Parenteau’s //Rhythms of a Northern Town,// a 64'x12' mural, is installed on the exterior of the Takhini Arena. Her //Our Seasons, Our Stories// is a large mural created for the atrium of the Whistle Bend Continuing Care facility.((Heather Leduc, “Nathalie Parenteau: The Accidental Artist.” //Whats Up Yukon,// 15 June 2022.)) In 2025, Nathalie’s work is being sold in over 50 galleries in North America and is collected by people from all over the world.((The Art of Nathalie Parenteau, 2025 website:https://www.nathalieparenteau.com/))