Stefan Wackerhagen
Fabian Schmitz plays in the Wheaton River on Wednesday.
Territory drops $20k medevac bill
Sheldon Miller is no longer $20,000 in the hole. In an abrupt about-turn, the Yukon Hospital Corporation has agreed to pay the cost of a medical evacuation that Miller received shortly after moving to the territory four years ago. Jul 03 » by John Thompson (0 Comments)
Get Out!
All the pretty horses Sled dogs remain a viable source of animal transport, but you still can’t don period clothing and ride them in a circle. The Classic Open Horse Show returns to Watson Lake. Jul 03 » by Tristin Hopper (0 Comments)
Local pictures, global changes
Photos of closed factories, unemployment lines and other recession-refugees remain a fixture of magazines and newspapers across the country. For the men and women behind the camera, times are becoming equally tough. Jul 03 » by Tristin Hopper (0 Comments)
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Pet Blessing
Cats and dogs joined their owners for church during the Blessing of the Animals ceremony at the United Church in Whitehorse on Sunday.
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Up In Smoke
It took thirty firefighters over four hours to battle a blaze at an old storage warehouse in downtown Whitehorse on Thursday night. Arson is suspected.
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Relaying Hope
Hundreds of people participated in the Canadian Cancer Society Relay for Life at Shipyards Park in Whitehorse on Saturday. The walk raises money for cancer research and treatment.
In Our Print Edition
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Top Yukon athletes receive funds
Top Yukoners overcome adversity in River Quest
Pipeline fight may be brewing
Peel plan will not be accepted by government: oil and gas officials
Slow down and think, please
Cantung closes again
Cycling toward climate change
Mount Sima gets adventurous
North Yukon plan signed off
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