Kluane First Nation looks to go green with wind project
Kluane First Nation is looking at a greener future with the N’tsi (Wind) Energy Project, which would see three wind turbines put up between Destruction Bay and Burwash Landing.
Advocates call for stiffer distracted driving penalties
Changes could be coming to Yukon’s distracted driving laws after the territorial government completes a review of current legislation.
RV, buildings burn in trailer park fire
A fire broke out following an explosion at Mountain Ridge RV Park early June 12.
NAFTA, Shakwak funding take precedence during Silver’s trip to Washington
As the Council of the Federation concludes its trip to Washington D.C., the delegation of premiers has one clear message: the North American Free Trade Agreement needs to be modernized.
Yukon man arrested in Vancouver on Canada wide warrant
Richard Linklater, a Yukon man with a long criminal history, was arrested by the Metro Vancouver Transit Police on June 1.
Push brewing to slash YLC beer markup
Opposition Leader Stacey Hassard pressed the government May 31 to consider two changes to the territory’s liquor rules: eliminating the government markup on locally produced alcohol and allowing producers to sell directly to retailers.
Silver to lobby for caribou, highway funding in Washington
Premier Sandy Silver will head to Washington, D.C., next week, leading a delegation of seven premiers as chair of the Council of the Federation.
Man killed in Alaska Highway crash
Police, firefighters and paramedics responded to a two-vehicle collision on the Alaska Highway just after 11:30 p.m. on May 28.
Body of missing Whitehorse man found in Yukon River
Police recovered the body of 36-year-old Rafe Clayton Hepner from the Yukon River, north of downtown Whitehorse May 26.
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