A flawed consultation system and the city’s tendency to manipulate numbers have left Takhini North residents with a bad taste in their mouth,…
Whitehorse businesses are lobbying Yukon politicians to study the effectiveness of the Yukon Workers’ Compensation Health and Safety Board.
After more than one year and several reminder notices from Whitehorse, the Kwanlin Dun First Nation has paid a past-due bill of $892,000.
A four-way stop that has been the bane of motorists travelling through the Marwell industrial area could soon be history.
Len McGinnis is still beavering away in Porter Creek, removing wrecked cars and dilapidated buildings from a property that doesn’t belong to…
After spending Rendezvous in Whitehorse a handful of Canadian naval officers are headed back to their ship.
Yukon’s municipal governments must discuss sharing the territory’s gas tax revenues, say city councillors.
A new triplex proposed for Wheeler Street does not fit the neighbourhood’s character, say area residents.
The city might be buying another $450,000 bus.
And, city administrators are recommending foregoing the tendering system and awarding a sole-source…
It’s funny how life as a bachelor changes when you meet the girl of your dreams.
Somehow a thing like drinking juice straight from the…
A one-cent fuel tax for municipalities doesn’t sit well with Yukon Premier Dennis Fentie.
Asked about the tax scheme, Fentie said he…
If council has its way, Yukoners could be paying another one cent per litre at the gas pumps.
City politicians are considering asking other…
After suffering a heart attack, Spencer Elofson says he was abandoned by the Yukon medical system.
His tale involves broken promises, broken fuel…
Tuesday, in what appeared as electioneering, federal treasury board president Vic Toews announced $73,000 in funding to Whitehorse.
A flood can cause a lot of problems.
In its wake it can shift a building’s foundation, turn insulation and drywall to mush, and leave a…
Downtown office and store workers would have to stop snagging metered retail parking stalls before a downtown parkade was feasible.
Threatening to label a Yukon passenger a flight risk for collecting names of dissatisfied Air Canada/Air Canada Jazz customers is not something the…
Raising the minimum wage another 21 cents in line with the Consumer Price Index isn’t fair to business, says the president of the Whitehorse…
The city must avoid looking like it’s kowtowing to the Yukon power elite and ensure its bylaws apply equally to bigwigs and small fries alike.
The best way to get the city through its current land crunch is a trailer park, says Barry Bellchambers.
