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Andrew Markovich clears the sidewalks at Whitehorse City Hall after this morning’s surprise snowfall.

Kluane research base may shut down

After more than 50 years in operation, it looks like the Kluane Lake Research Station may be shutting down. Late last month, the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada announced that it had decided not to renew the funding for the station’s operation. May 16 » by Josh Kerr (0 Comments)

New horse magazine gallops into the field

Heidi Neufeld isn’t giving up her day job - at least not yet. But if her new magazine, Horses Up North, takes off she might do just that. May 16 » by Josh Kerr (0 Comments)

Read between the words

Have you ever been invited to a “word carving” party? Don’t worry, they’re not some new fad you’ve been left out of. But they were the means to Peter Jickling’s newest creation. May 16 » by Roxanne Stasyszyn (0 Comments)

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Gimme Shelter

A Yukon News investigation on the territory's housing crisis.

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Message in a Bottle

A Yukon News investigation into the territory's addiction to booze.

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Multimedia

Wild Whitehorse

The City of Whitehorse wants to build a subdivision and new road in the McIntyre Creek area, but many residents would like to see the creek and surrounding area protected. Photographer Peter Mather spent the last three months documenting the popular creek and its surroundings.
Gone Mushing

Images of sled dogs and their mushers during the Cool Dogs and Hot Springs Race Day organized by the Dog Powered Sport Association of the Yukon on Sunday at the Takhini Hot Springs.
Arctic Games in Pictures

View the large selection of images by the Yukon News’ team of photographers of athletes competing at the Arctic Winter Games in Whitehorse last week.