Molasses and methanol work best to help bacteria clean up derelict mines
Long-sought changes allow hunters to donate wild meat to Whitehorse food bank
‘An awesome skull with huge horns sticking out, people love that kind of stuff’
‘It definitely takes more work to farm up here’
First Nation says it’s been asking Tim Smith to clear the land since 2013
Ex-employees claim wrongful firing, but company says their actions led to dangerous situation at northern B.C. mine
Yukon Geological Survey expects companies will spend $120 million in 2017
Rental vacancy rate drops to under two per cent in Whitehorse
South Klondike line seen as alternative to Northwestel-owned Dempster route
Taxi companies, pawn shops would face more scrutiny under new rules
Report mulls shuttering or selling off little-used runways
‘They just came in and completely failed to read the local landscape,’ evironmentalist says
Company argued review board was out of line giving Eagle Plains project extra scrutiny
Territorial environment minister argues YG needs full control over revenue
Makers of birch sap moisturizer win $60,000 to help get product to market
Staff hope to eventually grow produce year round
Construction would start in 2022 while monitoring could go on forever
Roughly 2,900 jobs expected to be lost, amid restructuring.
Eulachon, a small oily member of the smelt family, has many different names, including hooligan, oolichan and candlefish. You can thread a wick through the mouth of a dried eulachon, light it and it’s so full of oil it will burn just like a candle.
Rabbitfoot Canyon — that craggy split that divides downtown Whitehorse from Porter Creek — is the last place you would think to look for a wild sheep. But that’s exactly where Philip Merchant said they have turned up in the past.
