Judge remembered for his balance and diligence, as well as his love for theatre and motorcycles
No timeline in place for the re-opening of the gym to the public
Speaker of the Yukon Legislative Assembly Nils Clarke broke the news in the House Oct. 29.
Funding for the project has almost run out
The Council of Yukon First Nations has 1,782 boxes of material stored at the Yukon Archives
Dominic Barton, senior partner at McKinsey & Company, was at a conference in Whitehorse this week
Cuthbert says she’s “100 per cent homeless” but that she values her dogs’ lives above all
The decision dismisses an appeal by the Yukon chief coroner claiming judge didn’t have jurisdiction
“It’s a matter of speaking the truth … Speaking the truth is an absolute defence to defamation”
Charles Stuart is suing a former student over a Facebook post alleging he sexually assaulted her
Kelly Benson and Joe Volf say Victoria Gold widened a road on their claims without consulting them
Crews are using enhanced thermal conduction to remove contaminants from the dirt
The average frequency of overdoses in Yukon emergency rooms is close to one per week
The owner of a dog rescue formerly located in Tagish has set up a camp off Atlin Road
Groups will be getting a total of $1.6 million in federal and territorial funding over three years
The project was formally unveiled on Oct. 12
The Yukon justice department has made changes to how it handles access-to-information requests
More officers to be trained in the new year, spokesperson Coralee Reid wrote in an email
Patricia Nowell-Lindquist had changed into a gown and was fully prepped when she was told the news
