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Images from the start of the Yukon Quest International Sled Dog Race in Whitehorse, Yukon, on February 2.

Images from the start of the Yukon Quest International Sled Dog Race in Whitehorse, Yukon, on February 2.

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On June 6, four people were recognized for their contributions to transportation in the Yukon. Highways and Public Works Minister Nils Clarke, left, presented the awards to the following: 2023 recipient of the Order of Polaris Bob Cameron; Duncan Hepburn, whose grandfather, the late John Hepburn, is the 2023 Yukon Transportation Pioneer; Jessie Dawson, whose grandfather, the late George Dawson (K’alazhaw), received the 2022 Yukon Transportation Pioneer Award; and Duane Mackenzie, whose father, the late Earl Louis Mackenzie, received the 2022 Yukon Transportation Person of the Year Award. (Courtesy/Michael Gates)
History Hunter: Yukon Transportation Hall of Fame honours four

Energy Mines and Resources representative Todd Powell and government legal counsel I.H. Fraser offered reporters a briefing on the Yukon government’s request for judicial review of a mineral exploration report in the Peel Watershed on June 7. (Jim Elliot/Yukon News)
Yukon government lawyer says judicial review of mineral project to follow well-tread path

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The escarpment above Robert Service Way shifted again earlier this week prompting a two-day closure. The city now has a concept for a long-term fix for the landslide problem. (Jim Elliot/Yukon News)
City of Whitehorse outlines long-term fix for Robert Service Way landslides