‘Stay vigilant and stay aware’: grizzly bear attack serves as precautionary tale to Yukoners in northwest Canada
A grizzly bear attack left a person severely injured on Monday, says Environment official A person is recovering after being
Read moreA grizzly bear attack left a person severely injured on Monday, says Environment official A person is recovering after being
Read more‘The [current] system itself is failing people,’ says project founder Nelson Lepine Nelson Lepine knows just how hard it can
Read moreSeven-year-old Lindyn Fraser is the youngest visitor to Ivvavik National Park in Yukon this summer. “I’m having a lot of fun here,”
Read moreDr. Brendan Hanley recommends parents keep children home from daycare for next two weeks Parents are being told to keep
Read moreGames a reason to build ‘tens of millions’ in new infrastructure, says mayor The City of Whitehorse is looking ahead
Read more‘There are some substantial challenges in even acquiring the materials,’ says one Whitehorse contractor A year ago, you could buy
Read moreYukon’s case count climbs to 104, with 18 are active Yukon’s acting chief medical officer of health has declared a COVID-19
Read moreThere’s ‘not a substantial enough caseload to justify an in-community nurse,’ says one email dated May 19 The Yukon government
Read moreMoney is on the table for eight affordable housing projects across Yukon, according to Yukon government officials. The projects, which are
Read moreWhitehorse is the first capital city in Canada to open its COVID-19 vaccination clinic to all citizens aged 18 and older, the
Read moreYukon’s population continues to grow steadily and the pandemic does not appear to be having a significant impact on that, according to new
Read moreSix-year-olds sit in a circle of tree stumps, watching their teacher write on a whiteboard in the forest. Teachers carry bear spray and walkie-talkies.
Read moreThere will be no Yukon Quest international sled dog race in Yukon this winter, organizers announced on Wednesday. In a
Read moreFirst Nations leaders in Yukon say a newly-created directorate will help them exert more control over the education of Indigenous students in the
Read moreWhen Vanessa Thorson bought her duplex in Whitehorse’s Takhini neighbourhood in 2015, it cost her just $285,000. Three years later,
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