Company suing Liard First Nation for more than $300,000

An environmental services firm is suing the Liard First Nation for more than $300,000 in work and materials that allegedly went unpaid. (File Photo)
Money for work and construction materials allegedly went unpaid

These maps show the pathways the city is proposing to plowing. (City of Whitehorse)

Whitehorse council considers snow clearing for two trails
The opening of Diamond Tooth Gerties has been pushed back due to COVID restrictions and labour shortages. (Maura Forrest/Yukon News file)

Diamond Tooth Gerties delays opening due to COVID-19, staffing
Deanna Bailey was last seen on Jan. 20 at approximately 8 a.m. in Whitehorse. Her family and police are concerned about her well-being. (RCMP Image)

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    Tedd Tucker’s “Winter Sketches” show runs from Jan. 7 to Jan. 29 at Arts Underground. (Haley Ritchie/Yukon News)

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    Acting chief medical officer of health Catherine Elliott. (Yukon News file)

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    The Humane Society Yukon has named one of its pups Betty White, in the late actor’s honour. The Betty White Challenge raised $7,500 for the local shelter. (Humane Society Yukon/Submitted)

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    People in line at an off-sales kiosk on Main Street in Whitehorse this past summer, open from 9 a.m. to midnight. (Lawrie Crawford/Yukon News)

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    People are fragile in early recovery and need safe places to live

    Deputy Minister of Education Nicole Morgan and Assistant Deputy Minister of Education Ryan Sikkes pictured in a file photo from a 2021 press conference. (Haley Ritchie/Yukon News file)

    Deputy minister of education responds to criticism during audit hearing

    Nicole Morgan blamed COVID-19 for delays in reforming inclusive education.

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    jan 26 2022

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