“What we’ve been hearing is, ‘oh great, you’ve finally brought us a green cart,’ not, ‘You suck, now I have to do this thing.’”
Meanwhile, the Yukon government started accepting applications for private retail on Feb. 20
The city has released its hazard identification and risk analysis
The new location is on Fourth Avenue, between the hardware store and the Starfire Thai restaurant
Council approved the 2019 operations budget
Proposed play area “more like a dog run”: Cabott
“The complex issues that seismic testing raised couldn’t be addressed in the time frame required (by the BLM)”
Upgrades are meant to increase accessibility and longevity of the equipment
Project sampled residents for levels of metals, pesticides linked to traditional diet
The red-necked phalarope and the evening grosbeak are being considered for “special concern” status
“Was it ideal conditions? No, but then when is life ideal?”
The policy in support of the right to breastfeed on city property is before council
A representative with the Department of Energy Mines and Resource was booed by the crowd
Highways officials say they spent $150,000 of the $200,000 budget
A breakdown of a few of the key decisions made by council on Monday
Although employees are set to return back to work after an 11-week…
Executive council will be appointing a deputy Khà Shâde Héni Feb. 7
Population definitely a high, future decline ‘inevitable’: biologist
‘We’re stumbling in the right direction’
‘There’s all sorts of info that the government has that’s stuck in computer systems and filing cabinets’
