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Whatsupyukon
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Yukon, a factory for production of greenhouse gas emissions?
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Local business says Fireweed Market rules forced them to fire their illustrator
Sunshine and Wild Co. says ruling by market’s board left them no choice but to lay off local artist -
Geoffrey Arthur Nancekivell
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EDITORIAL: Count the cost of election promises
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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... -
Artistic friendships and landscapes shape new exhibition in Whitehorse
Running Oct. 2-31 at Yukon Artists at Work, the show explores how place and creative community shape artists across Canada and abroad
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On International Dog Day, long‑waiting dogs in Whitehorse take centre stage
Aug. 26’s annual dog‑day celebrations draws attention to Humane Society Yukon animals awaiting homes
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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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Chamber releases nominees for Yellowknife’s 2026 business awards
Up Here and Bluebell Eatery each received five nominations as the Yellowknife Chamber of Commerce issued the shortlists for its 2026 awards. Here they are. The post Chamber releas…
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Want to help pick the acts for the next Folk on the Rocks?
If you've ever grumbled at the Folk on the Rocks lineup, time to put your music taste where your mouth is. The festival selections committee has openings. The post Want to help pi…
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Fortune Minerals granted new Nico water licence, land use permit
Fortune Minerals secured key regulatory approvals for its proposed Nico mine, one of five NWT projects included in this week's Canada Investment Summit. The post Fortune Minerals …
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Tłı̨chǫ groups create partnership to offer more apprenticeships
A three-year agreement between the Tłı̨chǫ Government and Tłı̨chǫ Investment Corporation aims to help more Tłı̨chǫ citizens build careers in the trades. The post Tłı̨chǫ groups cr…
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Inuit artistic talent taking over this year's TIFF
Inuit artistic talent is front and centre at the 2026 Toronto International Film Festival. This year’s edition of the festival features a trio of Inuit-directed feature presentati…
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He’s won one of Canada’s top honours, but this Inuk filmmaker says his work is for his culture
Zacharias Kunuk is being recognized with a Governor General’s Award in visual and media arts. He’s well-known for his 2001 film Atanarjuat: The Fast Runner, and his 2025 film Uiks…
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Yukon women’s organization 'disgusted' by language in RCMP news release
The police news release refers to an external investigation being done into an incident last month involving an RCMP officer and an "unwanted, intoxicated" woman at the Whitehorse…
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Report says no significant fuel spill from truck, excavator slides into N.W.T. lake last month
A report to regulators from the N.W.T. Department of Infrastructure outlines what happened last month when two construction vehicles slid into Pontoon Lake northeast of Yellowknif…
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Huge wildlife corridor project is 1st Canadian finalist for Earthshot Prize
What if wolves, caribou and other wildlife could roam through protected lands from Yellowstone National Park in the U.S. to Canada's Yukon? A project to create such a massive habi…
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Cree frontline workers unite against domestic violence and toward healing
A four-day gathering this week in Mistissini, Que., this week unites frontline workers, advocates, and survivors to combat domestic and sexual violence, break the surrounding stig…
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AI agentic overload, Yukon style
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Short term rental regulations not yet finalized in Whitehorse after council tables vote
Vote delayed by 2 weeks after concerns raised that new rules could cause tax issues for STR owners -
Man sentenced to 9 years for Haines Junction manslaughter
Seth Boss was sentenced on Sept. 17 for the 2022 killing of Anthony Primoz -
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... -
New book traces a Yukon‑rooted artistic life shaped by land and travel
The Nov. 10 release offers a full look at Joyce Majiski’s creative life
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Whitehorse businesses and organizations vie for best lemonade in fundraiser
Competition put on by Big Brothers Big Sisters Yukon as community fundraising event
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Hope endures for return of Chinook salmon at community event in Carcross
Salmon Day celebration highlights diversity of voices, new generation of conservationists working to restore once mighty migration
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Power pole being struck causes hours-long outage in Behchokǫ̀
Parts of Behchokǫ̀ were without electricity for hours on Sunday afternoon and evening after a power pole was knocked down, the NWT Power Corporation reported. The post Power pole …
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Downtown Yellowknife recycling station moves closer to reality
A "drop and go" downtown Yellowknife recycling station – housed in a seacan – is being considered for final approval by city planners. The post Downtown Yellowknife recycling stat…
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Children’s book about music and Métis culture launching in Hay River
A book launch in Hay River on September 26 celebrates Papa’s Magic Fiddle, written by Treiva Plamondon and inspired by her late grandfather, Richard Lafferty. The post Children’s …
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Yellowknife’s downtown business owners explain what ‘revitalization’ would look like
Business owners in Yellowknife's downtown are sharing ideas for what they want to hear from candidates on improving the city's downtown. This includes offering frontline training,…
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Electric car drivers say the Yukon is falling behind B.C. on energy transition
When the Yukon government announced in 2019 it was installing three EV chargers, the territory was ahead of the curve. But travellers say of the many chargers that are now availab…
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RCMP officers spent 'significant' time on mental health calls in 2025: chief superintendent
N.W.T. RCMP Chief Superintendent Dyson Smith gave a public briefing on Thursday night on crime in the Northwest Territories. He laid out the most common types of calls for service…
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3 new members named to National Council for Reconciliation's permanent board
The National Council for Reconciliation has announced its first permanent board of directors, with three new members joining six others who were part of the interim board named la…
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First Nation opens work camp at Faro mine cleanup project in Yukon
The hundreds of workers tasked with one of the most complicated industrial cleanup jobs in the country now have a place to bed down.
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How could rules for Yukon political party fundraising change? Here’s what some say
The legislature's special committee on electoral financing is looking into changing the rules around how Yukon political parties raise money and who can donate.
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Most human rights complaints in N.W.T. based on disability, commission says
The N.W.T. Human Rights Commission says a majority of discrimination complaints in the territory last year were based on disability — and it's again urging the government to pass …
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QUIZ: Understanding international trade agreements
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World figure skaters land in Vernon
Close to 300 from 12 countries participating in Skate Canada's International Adult Figure Skating Competition -
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Three dead after aircraft supporting wildfire operations crashes in N.W.T.
Whitehorse, YT - The Yukon Government is expressing condolences after three people died in a wildfire response plane crash in the Northwest Territorie... -
High streamflow advisories remain in place across several Yukon rivers
Whitehorse, YT - High streamflow advisories remain in effect for several Yukon waterways as levels continue to rise with ongoing snowmelt and rain. On... -
Yukon police identify missing canoeist as 31-year-old man from Germany
Whitehorse, YT - Police in Whitehorse have identified the man who went missing during a solo canoe trip on the Teslin River as 31-year-old Dominic Ban... -
Garbage Truck Santa to end 35‑year run after this year’s Christmas season
Wayne Henderson prepares to retire after decades of lighting up Whitehorse streets
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Yukon honours Dolly Parton’s legacy as her Imagination Library lives on
Yukon Public Libraries join families and partners in celebrating Parton’s lasting literacy legacy
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Yukon Special: Savannah
Savannah is a four‑year‑old, medium‑sized mixed‑breed dog. She’s a spayed female described by the Humane Society as cheerful and affectionate, with a particular love for people.
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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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GNWT bargaining delayed because of mediator scarcity, union says
The Union of Northern Workers says talks with the GNWT over a new collective agreement are delayed until early 2027 because no mediator is available any sooner. The post GNWT barg…
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Inuvik to hold town hall meeting after shooting tragedy
The Town of Inuvik says a public meeting will be held on September 22 as residents grieve the "tragic loss of life" that followed a shooting earlier this week. The post Inuvik to …
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GNWT and U of A sign 10-year northern research agreement
The GNWT and University of Alberta signed a 10-year research agreement focused on northern priorities, Indigenous knowledge and youth opportunities. The post GNWT and U of A sign …
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As sea ice vanishes, Tuktoyaktuk’s shoreline defences buy crucial time against Arctic surges
Experts warn that the warming climate expands open-water seasons and melts sea ice leaving Arctic shorelines increasingly vulnerable to harsh waves. As the hamlet awaits federal r…
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Upcycling waste: researchers pitch newest solution for Giant Mine’s arsenic trioxide
Researchers are turning arsenic trioxide from Giant Mine into something called metallic arsenic that can be used as semiconductors in electronic devices. They say the result could…
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Whitehorse teen slides into the top 100 in Olympic Committee's talent search
At 15 years old, Kody Strand is the first Yukoner to make the top 100 athletes chosen by the Canadian Olympic Committee's official talent search.
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Boiling water could concentrate blue-green algae toxins in Sambaa K’e, N.W.T.
Sambaa K'e was the first community in the Northwest Territories to find toxic cyanobacteria in their drinking water. Three years later, it's back.
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Nunavut RCMP investigating after 2 found dead in Naujaat
Nunavut RCMP say they are investigating after two people were found dead, but say they could not share any further details.
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Time zones in Canada are getting complicated. These maps lay them out
The times, they aren't a-changing — at least not for Western Canada.
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Man sentenced to 9 years in 2022 Haines Junction, Yukon, manslaughter case
Seth Boss of Lower Post, B.C., has been sentenced to nine years in prison for manslaughter in the 2022 death of Anthony Primozic in Haines Junction, Yukon. With credit given for t…