‘I’m glad my daughter opened up everybody’s eyes’
Blackjack required a liver transplant, but it was too late to provide one
CYFN lawyer asks witnesses whether an antidote should have been provided
The inquest is now happening at the Kwanlin Dün Cultural Centre
Justine Woods is the recipient of an arts residency in Haines Junction
The inquest began Jan. 20
Darius Elias said meetings with Alaskan counterparts have been arranged this year
Linda Benoit said she brings a different perspective than other candidates
A demonstration wound its way through downtown on Jan. 10
The Yukon government put out a public engagement survey earlier this week
Environment Yukon says hunt will support conservation goals. Chief Joseph says Yukon shouldn’t be letting Alaska decide.
Gritt, an Indigenous, two-spirit, transgender artist plays Whitehorse’s Old Fire Hall on Jan. 10
Politicians will be back in the legislative assembly March 5
A public engagement survey over whether to stop changing our clocks closes in February
‘Although there’s been an increase in population, our people are still in conversation mode’
Owner Bob Baxter anticipates the stock will be gone by Christmas
The plan is being pitched in order to streamline the process, reduce confusion
Work on the bridge wrapped up on Dec. 23
A public engagement period closes on Jan. 16
Meetings follow Goldman Sachs announcing that it won’t invest in future projects
