“Whistle Bend was a tabletop exercise for about 20 years amongst planners and engineers and politicians”
“We have a lot of traffic problems and they can be easily fixed”
Chief Medical Officer Brendan Hanley had previously denied a request to review the data
The Yukon Muslim Society has spent years fundraising to buy its own space for worship and gatherings
Two residents allege an intruder entered a Riverdale house, masturbated and stole undergarments
Yukoners no longer have to pay tipping fees, but a surcharge at the point of purchase instead
Five candidates for Whitehorse’s mayor ties the city’s record
Bill C-71 passed third reading at the House of Commons this week
Yukon RCMP has not provided provost services in the Whitehorse courthouse cellblock since January
The premier’s priorities include reworking access to information law and creating a lobbyist registry
Environment Yukon says ‘laws of general application’ will still apply to the Ross River area
‘It’s getting harder and harder to hunt in peace.’
The current editor of What’s Up Yukon has a history working in territorial politics
Larue was convicted of first-degree murder in 2013 for his role in the 2008 slaying of Gordon Seybold
The Whitehorse city councillor says she is proud of the work she’s done over the last two terms
Ross River and Faro will also be merged into one policing region
Smith says “it’s time for a change.”
Getting to this point has been years in the making
The development comes after recent recommendations made by city planners
The Yukon government’s decision is “honourable,” says Yukon Contractors Association president
