Juanita Wood has pursued various actions against the Yukon government since being fired in 2015
Priorities for this year include addressing violence towards women and building better relationships with First Nations
‘I would hope we get to the bottom of this and come up with a system that all hunters can fully support’
Agreement includes terms on mental health, Indigenous inmates and the use of segregation
A Yukon Supreme Court judge has given a former shareholder of the…
The alleged incident occurred in downtown Whitehorse just after midnight on July 20
‘To anybody who’s not doing medieval martial arts, they’re basically just two big metal sticks’
The man was found guilty of three counts of sexual interference and acquitted on two others
Talbot Arm Motel co-owners Suzanne Tremblay and Charles Eikland filed a notice of appeal July 10
Yukon government has a ‘selective case of amnesia’ about the KDC, the society’s lawyer said
KDC says the Yukon government has the duty to consult before issuing hunting licences for Kaska traditional territory
RCMP spokesperson confirms no charges are being laid
‘Consultation is not a “the more the merrier” proposition’
The Department of Education filed responses July 5 to five lawsuits launched against it by substitute teachers
Project seeks help naming people in about 600 photos taken between the 1950s and the 1970s
Course required for people with impaired driving convictions to get their licences back
Mario Rueben Skookum, 25, must abide by 13 conditions
Mistake affects 230 hunting permits for sheep, caribou, moose and sheep for 2018-19 season
The Yukon Human Rights Board of Adjudication found that Peter Budge was pantsed up to five times by his boss, Charles Eikland, in 2014
Mediation has advantages over sorting family issues out in court, counsellor and mediator Pat Bragg says
