The Yukon government had “every right” to reject Andrew Schaer on probation, a judge found
The ice boom idea was among the suggestions in a report by the National Research Council
David Mossop has worked as a biologist in the Yukon for nearly 50 years
RRDC councillor Derrick Redies said the First Nation will “absolutely” have permits next year, too
The documentary was created by Carrie Davis, who aged out of a group home in Whitehorse in 2005
Tristan Joe, who killed Raine Silas, 18, will serve 20 months in jail after credit for time served
Boniface is vying for one of six spots on city council
The Yukon Muslim Society has spent years fundraising to buy its own space for worship and gatherings
Yukoners no longer have to pay tipping fees, but a surcharge at the point of purchase instead
Yukon RCMP has not provided provost services in the Whitehorse courthouse cellblock since January
Larue was convicted of first-degree murder in 2013 for his role in the 2008 slaying of Gordon Seybold
Ross River and Faro will also be merged into one policing region
The Yukon government’s decision is “honourable,” says Yukon Contractors Association president
The judge also decided the police must release documents related to training and policing
The Yukon government plans to introduce funded and regulated midwifery by the end of 2019
Leon Nepper, 73, is now facing one charge each of aggravated assault and attempted murder
‘It’s like (Chief) got a new lease on life and my dad is no longer here… How is that justice?’
The store, opening for the first time on Sept. 22 at 10 a.m., is located in the Yukon Inn Plaza
Shawn Johnnie died after being medevaced from Whitehorse to Vancouver Sept. 12.
The hotel did not fix the lights within the deadline given by the Whitehorse Fire Department
