The report documents trends from October 2018 to February 2019
Hours and enforcement are key concerns
Here’s a rundown of some of the decisions that were made at Whitehorse City Hall this week:
“I believe we are missing out on an opportunity … to adjust the system to correct for local procurement”
“I feel like every day is a dumpster fire … and every time we put out a dumpster fire, another one starts up.”
This marks the fourth request for further information from YESAB
How long the proposed quarry would operate for is unclear
At only 3.2 per cent, the Yukon has the lowest unemployment rate…
Contract went to Outside company over a $250 bidding difference
Yukon MP Larry Bagnell, Health and Social Services Minister Pauline Frost made announcement March 14
Whitehorse City Council is considering a local improvement charge
A roundup of March 11 happenings at Whitehorse city council
Work includes the Range Road expansion project, the first phase of which is slated to start in July
Ta’an Kwäch’än Council development corp. wants “residential” lot re-designated to “natural resource”
The funding increase from health and social services is to account for rising costs of living
Killing a moose means taking down an animal which weighs more than the whole pack combined
The new truck, estimated to cost $330,000 before tax, would replace one damaged in a Jan. 22 crash
A rundown of some of the decisions that were made at council this week
Dozens of people attended on the first day of the legislative sitting
The organization says it needs more core funding
