Curator Lisa Dewhurst is hoping to get at least two pieces from each Yukon First Nation
Bill Smith was the first Yukoner to win the National Apprenticeship Contest for carpentry in 1989
The report summarizes a YWCHSB investigation into a complaint by employee who raised safety concerns
The declaration was signed on the last day of the Yukon First Nations Climate Action Gathering
On top of voting for chief, three councillors, citizens will vote for a deputy chief for first time
The increase will make the Yukon’s minimum wage the fourth-highest in the country
Executive director Eric Schroff said he thinks Yukon government needs to be more transparent
Bob Zimmer was in the Yukon to speak to local business groups about the economy and challenges
The extension pushes the public comment period far beyond the 60 days provided in YESAB’s own rules
Cameron Penner was the only man running in this year’s competition
Arguments on the petition from Vuntut Gwitchin citizen Cindy Dickson wrapped up on Feb. 7
Tyler Skookum’s first-degree murder trial has been put on hold again until April
Janet Patterson created a hundred little masks from toilet paper roll when she couldn’t fall asleep
The hearing of a Vuntut Gwitchin citizen’s petition against her First Nation…
“It’s a flummoxing kind of situation, quite frankly”
New agreement could see geothermal “Eavor-Loop” technology brought to Carmacks
The rehabilitative centre for men may close as soon as March 31 to make way for highway construction
Eighteen participants were selected for the 10-month part-time program
The corporation proposes three new projects to meet the Yukon’s renewable-source electricity needs
Residents, though, did have higher lead blood levels than average
