Lawsuit filed by second alleged victim of sexual abuse at Hidden Valley Elementary School

Hidden Valley School. (John Tonin/Yukon News)
The lawsuit was filed Oct. 1 on behalf of a student at the school and also includes his guardians

Whitehorse voters go to the polls Oct. 21. (Stephanie Waddell/Yukon News)

Whitehorse candidates address voters during forums
Trikafta will soon be covered under the Yukon Drug Formulary. (Courtesy/Trikafta)

Coverage for cystic fibrosis medication endorsed in legislature
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      U.S. Consulate General Brent Hardt (left) at Boyle Barracks in Whitehorse on October 7. (Haley Ritchie/Yukon News)

      United States Consulate General pays first visit to the Yukon since pandemic
      Jocelyn Curteanu is seeking a fourth term as a Whitehorse city councillor. (Submitted)

      Jocelyn Curteanu eyes fourth Whitehorse council term
      Cam Kos is seeking a seat on Whitehorse city council. (Submitted)

      Cam Kos wants to be a voice for residents on city council
      Michelle Christensen-Toews is running for Whitehorse city council. (Photo submitted)

      Michelle Christensen-Toews seeks council seat

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      An aerial view of the Eagle Gold Mine. (File Photo)

      Six new COVID-19 cases reported at Victoria Gold mine site

      Six new cases have been reported in the Yukon between Oct. 12…

      Smoke and Sow could soon be serving up lunches from the Frank Slim Building in Shipyards Park. Ray Magnuson, one of the restaurant co-owners, is seen at the food truck the eatery operated out of for a number of summers before moving to Porter Creek. (Crystal Schick/Yukon News file)

      Smoke and Sow planning second location in Shipyards Park

      Council approves first two readings of lease for Frank Slim building in Shipyards Park

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      FILE - After a summer of training, Dahria Beatty is ready to make the push to the Olympics. (Photo courtesy of Arctic Circle Race)

      With the Olympic trials on the horizon, Dahria Beatty’s cross country season begins

       

      Yukon judokas Andjez Benson, Roman Zazula, Leah Mclean, Jaymi Hinchey, Lia Hinchey and Aaron Jensen pose for a photo with Olympic bronze medalists Catherine Beauchemin-Pinard and Jessica Klimkait at the Judo BC fall training camp in Abbotsford, British Columbia. (Submitted)

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      Obituaries

      Roberta Gail Behn

      Oct 15th, 2021

      Mac & Dora Lucas

      Oct 14th, 2021

      Bruce Bingham

      Sep 29th, 2021

      Kwän Shā – Kathy Birckel

      Sep 12th, 2021

      Marlene Sudeyko

      Sep 10th, 2021

      Nicole Edwards

      Sep 8th, 2021

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      oct 15 2021

      WYATT’S WORLD

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          Claire Ness performs at Nakai Theatre’s 2021 Pivot Festival in Whitehorse. Participants in Nakai’s Together Today Creative Friday’s program could have their work shared at the 2022 Pivot Festival. (Courtesy/Nakai)

          Getting creative on Friday nights with Nakai

          New drop-in program focus’ on First Nations teachings and creativity

          Performer Johanna Goossens demonstrates how to do tricks in silks during a Circus Sunday. (Haley Ritchie/Yukon News)

          Class clowns welcome: Circus Society starts weekly lessons

          Yukoners who have always dreamed of running away to the circus don’t have to go far this fall

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