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Whitehorse businesses push city for clearer priorities in new economic strategy
Workshops highlight calls for clearer priorities in the city’s Economic Development Strategy -
Team Yukon sends Special Olympics squad to 2026 national Games
Yukon delegation heads to Medicine Hat for the 2026 Special Olympics Canada Summer Games -
Moosehide Gathering brings Northern Nations together in four days of song and dance
Held July 30 to Aug. 2, the event featured feasts, workshops and performances from Yukon, N.W.T., Alaska and B.C., drawing hundreds to Moosehide Village -
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Yukon government contacts federal regulators over unreliable cell service
Whitehorse, YT - The Yukon government is pressing federal regulators and Bell Canada to fix ongoing cellphone service problems in the territory. In le... -
Latest lease sale in Alaska’s wildlife refuge draws limited interest from industry
Whitehorse, YT - The latest oil and gas lease sale in Alaska's Arctic National Wildlife Refuge's coastal plain attracted bids on only five of 58 parce... -
Police say one person is missing after canoe capsized on Teslin River
Whitehorse, YT - Whitehorse police believe one person is missing after a canoe capsized on the Teslin River yesterday afternoon. Officers say they fou... -
Pilots showcase bush flying skills at Yukon Fly-In
Over a dozen pilots show off skills at short take off and landing demonstration Saturday
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Yukon Chamber of Mines golf tournament raises $40K for local groups
Business community attends golf tournament held July 10 in Whitehorse
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Yukon Special: Gypsy
The Whitehorse Humane Society is seeking an adoptive family for Gypsy
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Alaska to host 2028 Arctic Winter Games, returning event to two-year cycle
After announcing in December 2025 the Arctic Winter Games would temporarily be held every three years, Fairbanks, Alaska is set to host the games in 2028. The post Alaska to host …
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In pictures: Yellowknife’s 2026 Old Town Ramble and Ride
Yellowknife's 20th annual celebration of the August long weekend featured art, music and bikes. Here are some photos from the festivities. The post In pictures: Yellowknife’s 2026…
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As the NWT warms, is more commercial agriculture the right move?
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N.W.T. health officials warn of carfentanil in cocaine supply
Tests in Hay River, N.W.T., have shown the presence of carfentanil in multiple forms of cocaine, prompting the territory's chief public health officer to renew a public health war…
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Nunavut hunters set to receive ‘unprecedented’ increase to Baffin Island caribou harvest
In a decision released late last week, Nunavut Environment Minister Brian Koonoo agreed to increase the total allowable harvest of the Baffin Island caribou for the 2026 season, f…
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First Nations-led Auntie’s House to incorporate cultural practices in Whitehorse youth group home
The initiative comes months after Canada’s auditor general found significant gaps in the territorial government’s child welfare system, including in how officials respond to repor…
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Teenage karate champion from the Yukon to compete on international stage
Vuntut Gwitchin citizen Lily Simard is heading to Costa Rica to compete in karate at the Junior Pan-American Championship later this month. Her uncle Bruce Charlie travelled from …
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Fort Good Hope, N.W.T., woman charged again with trafficking crack cocaine
Marie Erutse, 34, faces charges of possession of a controlled substance for the purpose of trafficking, trafficking a controlled substance, possessing liquor at an unlawful place,…
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First Nation in Dawson City, Yukon, plans for return of ancient baby mammoth 'Nun cho ga'
It's been four years since a placer miner near Dawson City, Yukon, dug up an almost perfectly-preserved baby wooly mammoth, later named Nun cho ga by the Tr'ondëk Hwëch'in.
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Jury in coroner's inquest into 2024 death at Whitehorse jail issues 7 recommendations
Jurors made the recommendations on Friday afternoon after a week-long inquest hearing triggered by the death of 37-year-old French citizen Manui Karl Roux, who died by suicide at …
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In Photos: Hundreds of runners toe the starting line for the Yukon River Trail Marathon
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Gladiator Metals asks city to shrink controversial amendment to Whitehorse’s OCP
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Hope endures for return of Chinook salmon at community event in Carcross
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Whitehorse’s Gavin McKenna goes first overall to Toronto Maple Leafs
Whitehorse, YT - Whitehorse's Gavin McKenna is headed to the Toronto Maple Leafs after being selected first overall in the 2026 NHL Draft. The 18-year... -
Lightning sparked 21 new wildfires across Yukon over the weekend
Whitehorse, YT - Lightning sparked 21 new wildfires across Yukon over the long weekend, most of them in the Dawson area. Wildland Fire Management says... -
Whitehorse transit fares to increase on July 1
Whitehorse, YT - Whitehorse transit riders will have to pay more starting in July. The cost of a single cash fare will rise to $3.50 from $3, while ad... -
Yukon expected to see warmer than normal summer according to federal forecast
Whitehorse, YT - Yukoners should expect a hotter-than-average summer, according to Environment and Climate Change Canada's seasonal outlook. The terri... -
Ink, memory and change: Inside the Yukon News press that shaped a territory
The Yukon News shifts to a single weekly edition as its press legacy endures
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Yukon Plant Festival expands as interest in local plant knowledge grows
Festival nearly doubles in size as interest in plant learning grows
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Telesat awarded $2.3 billion to build satellites for military communication
The federal government awarded Telesat $2.3 billion to build 69 low-Earth orbit satellites to enhance the Canadian Armed Forces' satellite communication. The post Telesat awarded …
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Following tip, RCMP arrest woman with ‘significant’ amount of drugs
Norman Wells RCMP say they arrested and charged a Fort Good Hope woman "known to be involved in the drug trade" after seizing 437 grams of suspected crack-cocaine. The post Follow…
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Air North partners with NWT sport organizations to offer discounted airfare
Air North is offering reduced rates, complimentary baggage and other benefits for travel booked by a registered territorial sport organization until December 2027. The post Air No…
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Yellowknife’s Sikh community now has a place of worship
"It has been beautiful. I think it helps me." Yellowknife's Sikh community established a gurudwara, a place to gather, pray and meditate. Take a look inside. The post Yellowknife’…
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RCMP make firearm-related arrest in Pelly Crossing, Yukon
RCMP have arrested a 29-year-old man after reports of a gunshot in a residential area of the small community.
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Here's why Parks Canada is creating a 3D model of 1853 shipwreck in the N.W.T.
It’s the most thorough assessment of the site since its discovery in 2010 and aims to answer questions about Arctic exploration, the lives of crew members on the ship, and the int…
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Number of veterinarians offering regular care in N.W.T. doubles, to 2
Aurora Veterinary Hospital will soon welcome a second vet to offer regular and emergency care. But the clinic's owner says there's an ongoing crisis in animal care across the coun…
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Boil water advisory lifted in Gjoa Haven after 8 months
Nunavut’s Department of Health has lifted the boil water advisory in Gjoa Haven after eight months. The advisory was first put in place in January after a leak was found. The haml…
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2 charged in Yellowknife home invasion and assault
The charges are related to a stabbing at a downtown encampment and a home invasion, where the two men are accused of assaulting the occupant before escaping through a window.
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Loblaw enhancing 'product rotation review process' in Yellowknife after food complaints
A major grocery chain has received some criticism on social media after customers in Yellowknife complained they had bought food that either smelled bad or was weeks past its best…
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Ten Mile subdivision challenged in court by Yukon government and C/TFN
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Calgary child drowns in Shuswap River in Enderby
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Vuntut Gwitchin teen becomes first female youth to reach Team Canada karate level
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Three dead after aircraft supporting wildfire operations crashes in N.W.T.
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High streamflow advisories remain in place across several Yukon rivers
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Yukon police identify missing canoeist as 31-year-old man from Germany
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Wyatt Tremblay’s cartoons capture Yukon politics with humour, heart and history
As the paper shifts to a single weekly edition, its longtime cartoonist reflects on decades spent drawing the territory’s politics and personalities
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Yukon Special: Littlest
Littlest has been at the Yukon Humane Society since November, arriving with her two‑day‑old puppies. She has a diagnosed heart condition that is managed with medication.
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Whitehorse set to host bustling Canada Day festivities
Pancake breakfast, citizenship ceremony, and parade just some of the events set to take place July 1
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Man convicted of impaired driving causing 2021 death of Kristine McLeod
Malcolm Nerysoo was convicted of one count of impaired driving causing the 2021 death of Kristine McLeod, then deputy grand chief of the Gwich'in Tribal Council. The post Man conv…
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Child hit by truck in Yellowknife expected to recover, RCMP say
RCMP say 'no evidence of criminality was found' after a child was hit by a pickup truck while crossing the street on a bicycle on a red light. The post Child hit by truck in Yello…
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RCMP arrest two suspects for assaults connected to the illicit drug trade
RCMP say they have arrested and charged two men in connection to assaults reported on July 22 and 23 believed to be "linked to Yellowknife’s drug subculture." The post RCMP arrest…
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Yukon River chinook salmon arrive at Whitehorse fish ladder, amid strongest run in recent years
During one of the strongest runs in recent years, the number of Yukon River chinook salmon passing through the Whitehorse fish ladder sits at 19 as of Wednesday night.
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‘Treated like cash machines’: Inuvik residents complain to utilities board about natural gas rate hike
In July, Inuvik Gas Ltd. announced that come September, its rates would rise by $10 per gigajoule. In a series of formal complaints filed to the Public Utilities Board, residents …
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Inside Yellowknife’s race for same-day doctor appointments, lab work
As early as 6:30 a.m. on any given weekday morning, people start lining up for lab work or same-day doctor appointments at the Primary Care clinic in downtown Yellowknife. For som…
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Arctic Winter Games to return in 2028 after all, this time in Alaska
Just months after organizers of the Arctic Winter Games decided to shift to a three-year cycle for the event, they've scrapped that plan to say the games will be now back in 2028,…
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Repeat offender sentenced for sexual abuse of minors in Nunavut
A judge handed 73-year-old Simeonie Issigaitok his sentence on Tuesday morning, his fifth for sex crimes in nearly four decades.
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Search on for missing time capsule, created by Yellowknife high school class of 2001
The class of 2001 at École Sir John Franklin High School buried a time capsule. But when they went to dig it up, they found it wasn't where it was supposed to be.
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First Nations paddlers make 'historic' journey down Yukon River to Moosehide
Dozens of paddlers journeyed to the biennial Moosehide Gathering near Dawson City, Yukon, over the weekend, marking a first for many Yukon First Nations.