Inmates in jail’s secure living unit kept in conditions mirroring segregation, Darryl Sheepway claims
Suzanne Duncan replaces the late Justice Leigh Gower, who died suddenly in October
A parent of a Whitehorse hockey player said that, at first, she thought the rate was a joke
Valerie Theoret, 37, and her daughter, 10-month-old Adele Roesholt, were killed Nov. 26
However, report co-author cautions the Yukon’s small population can make it hard to draw conclusions
Curtis Rowat was acquitted earlier this year after a judge found his Charter rights were violated
Lis Densmore, 69, died after driving her car off a steep bank and trying to walk home in January
Elizabeth Boyd, 19, was killed June 19 after rolling an ambulance she’d taken from an HPW worksite
The hackathon, organized by YuKonstruct, focused on using technology to improve how the Yukon government runs
Dana Tizya-Tramm said he’s looking forward to building a strong leadership team, increasing transparency
The great horned owl is easily recognized by two feather tufts on its head
Hanson made the announcement in a press release Nov. 21. She will keep her position as MLA.
The charging station, at the Yukon Transportation Museum, is the second one installed by government
Appeal judges are looking at a 2017 Yukon Supreme Court decision on Canada’s duty to negotiate
The projects, supported by the housing initiatives fund, will build 123 new affordable units
The organization is aiming to raise $80,000 and will have credit-debit terminals to take donations
The couple’s truck hit a vehicle that did not yield at an intersection in Coaldale, near Lethbridge
Whitehorse postal workers went on strike the morning of Nov. 9
While some creatures struggle through long winters, ptarmigan are so good at it they gain weight
More than 100 objects, including 31 originals, were destroyed or damaged
