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25 Canadian Armed Forces members remain in hospital after Wainwright fire
4 transferred to healthcare facilities in B.C., Ontario to be closer to home communities -
Yukon extends Donjek sheep hunting closure to support recovery
Closure extends to 2027 following a 63 per cent population drop in 2023 -
Whitehorse to begin process of replacing leaky Canada Games Centre roof
Over $7M already allocated in capital budget as city seeks to begin tender process -
Legislative committee proposes electoral financing reform
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Four arrested in suspected drug trafficking investigation on North Klondike Highway
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Yukon MLAs to question three electricity corporations
Whitehorse, YT - The Yukon Legislative Assembly has voted to bring representatives from three major electricity corporations before MLAs to answer que... -
Valleyview chosen as home for new École Whitehorse Elementary School
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Fortune Minerals still seeking partners to finance Tlicho mine
Government support close to $70 million toward mine that will cost more than $1 billion
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Whitehorse clothing company launches locally made recycled-fabric vests
Whitehorse based Sunshine and Wild Co. creates handmade vests using fabrics sourced local recyclers
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Economic growth a matter of Arctic sovereignty: Yellowknife chamber
Open letter urges NWT leaders to turn territory into ‘net contributor to Canada’
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Tr’ondëk Hwëch’in’s family services building opens in Dawson City
The building opened on Sept. 30
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Whitehorse school garden program gets boost from national foundations
Funding helps Jack Hulland Elementary school revitalise its greenhouse and outdoor learning garden
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Artistic friendships and landscapes shape new exhibition in Whitehorse
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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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Richard Bona to headline 2027 Black History Month gala in Yellowknife
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Shane Thompson, NWT’s speaker, says he’s retiring next year
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Apparent recording device found in Fort Smith girls’ school change room
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Freezing rain and snow shut down Alaska Highway south of Whitehorse
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Yukon seeks federal energy funding as Laking warns of further rate increases
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Yukon government reports 60 percent drop in Primary Care Waitlist since January
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Nine year sentence handed down in 2022 Haines Junction manslaughter case
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Yukon engineer creates smart block heater plug to cut winter power waste
Controlled through a mobile app, the device uses temperature sensors and timing to regulate electricity
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Whitehorse Chamber responds to Yukon budget with call for procurement clarity
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VIDEO: Deaf owner brews coffee and community connections in B.C. cafe
Esquimalt’s Marina Bay Cafe encourages folks to learn more about American Sign Language
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Models hit the runway during first ever Whitehorse Fashion Week
Headliner show sees local models, designers exhibited alongside others from across Canada
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Queer Yukon Society launching new programing
New initiatives mark first time organization has direct delivered programming since 2023
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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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Hay River’s library functional but not open to public, GNWT says
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YKIFF celebrates 20 years by remembering movies like these
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Jackie Jacobson celebrated at legislature portrait unveiling
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NWT’s Scan, civil forfeiture laws pass third and final reading
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Motorcade escorts remains of soldier killed at CFB Wainwright to B.C. funeral home
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Players from around the world descend on Whitehorse for Broomball World Championship
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Whitehorse discusses roughly $210 million in infrastructure proposals with Ottawa
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Whitehorse living wage rises 13.3 percent for family of four
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Yukon RCMP issue public notification following release of man convicted of sexual interference
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Yukon introduces Bill 6 to extend cancer presumption coverage to wildland forest firefighters
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Yukon business delegation discusses northern procurement with Ottawa
Nine heavyweights meet with federal officials to discuss northern procurement and investment
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Yukon’s Northern Vision Development enters B.C. market with Prince Rupert hotels
First investment outside Yukon sees company acquire two Prince Rupert hotels
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Indigenous-led AI company brings sovereign language technology to Arctic Summit
The Arctic Summit takes place in Whitehorse Feb. 23-25
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Government of Yukon to host Funders Meet and Greet and Reverse Trade Show
The event will take place Feb. 11
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Teegatha’Oh Zheh artist licenses artwork for local craft product
Winterlong Brewing features Ernest Chua’s painting on new drink
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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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Yellowknife waits for first snow after one of its driest Octobers ever
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Inuvik names road after Cpl Jordan Anderson, killed in Afghanistan
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Alberta man gets six years over cocaine, handgun in Norman Wells
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