After a year away because of COVID-19, the Yukon River Trail Marathon returned in 2021
Kilometre 680 to Hunker Creek Road, Dawson Airport, Henderson Corner and Rock Creek are all under evacuation alert
Seven new cases were also reported on July 30
In early July, Ashley Bradley put out a call on her Instagram…
On Yukon Time: Great Yukon Summer Edition has distributed $500,000 between 57 organizations
YCCMA’s first Harescramble of the year saw 55 riders of all ages participate
Mandatory masks may end on August fourth but not every Yukon business will be jumping on board
Jessica Frotten will represent Canada in at least three para-athletic events in Tokyo
Five Yukon municipalities will be using Community-Building Fund to upgrade recreation facilities
Kanoe People owner Scott McDougall rescued a man from the Yukon River on the afternoon of July 23
Glacier Bears swimmers finished eighth at during the virtual Swim Canada Race Again Challenge as well as set many club and personal best times
Special Olympics Yukon celebrated its 40th anniversary in June but has big plans to mark four decades
A nation-wide 50/50 raffle will support Canadian Olympians on their quest of the podium as well as charities at the provincial and territorial level
Over 3,386 lightning strikes on July 21 had sparked 17 new forest fires in central and southern Yukon
The Lorne Mountain Community Association set up a Canada Day Reflection Walk through the country’s Indigenous traditional territories. It will remain up through August
Water levels on the Yukon River at Carmacks have been steadily dropping since July 3
Of the 21 new fires, nine started on July 20
The Tahltan Central Government has contributed $10,000 to the Warriors Walking for Healing Nations
After cancelling the 2021 Yukon River Quest, officials announced a race from Carmacks to Dawson in August.
COVID-19 puts food insecurity at the forefront of people’s minds said Chris Pinkerton, food security network coordinator
