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Top News

Wednesday, May 7, 2008

Russ Carpenter holds an 11-kilogram rock that crashed through his roof in Lobird Trailer Park at 6:45 p.m. on Tuesday. The rock was debris from blasting at the nearby Hamilton Boulevard extension project. Russ, his wife Candace, and daughter were watching TV when the projectile slammed through, narrowly missing them. It hit a chair, which flipped up and struck Candace in the arm and leg. The incident is under investigation.

David Suzuki battles stupidity

The United Nations reports 50,000 species go extinct every year. The source of all of this destruction? “Stupidity,” says famed environmentalist David Suzuki. “We’re clearcutting...

full story by Chris Oke

Dawson chided for lagoon inaction

‘We can’t forget that as we discuss this court order today, the city is dumping its untreated sewage into the Yukon River,” said Crown Council John Cliffe. “There’s one word that describes...

full story by Chris Oke

Sports and Recreation

Youth can chillax at new drop-in program

It’s probably the closest you’ll get to a mallrat scene in Whitehorse — kids roaming the concourse at the Canada Games Centre, eating a sandwich from Subway, having a coffee or just hanging out.

full story by Ian Stewart

Lifestyles

Cycling through Bohemia

full story by David Sillery