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Dog teams hit the trails in the annual Carbon Hill Sled Dog race in the Mt. Lorne area on Saturday.

The Paradise Hill Hawks of Saskatchewan dominated the Whitehorse Huskies in AAA hockey action over the weekend.

Alaska Highway lodges have long been a haven for tired travelers, but their numbers are dwindling.

Whitehorse's Copperbelt Railway and Mining Museum digs into the history of mining in the area.

Yukon First Nation youth learn the traditional skills of canoe building on a secluded island on the Yukon River.

Tlingit culture and customs were celebrated at the Ha Kus Teyea opening ceremony in Teslin on Friday.

Breakdancers show off their skills in bboy and bgirl battles in Whitehorse.

A pair of Yukon adventurers prepare for their kite-ski journey over the Greenland ice cap in 2009.

Every year, Whitehorse observes the coming of spring by burning an effigy of old man winter in the Burning Away the Winter Blues celebration.

Yukon News freelance photographer Chris Colbourne has been nominated for an award in the photo essay category of the 2009 British Columbia and Yukon Community Newspaper Association awards competition for his images of land mine victims in Cambodia. The essay originally appeared in the Yukon News and its website in July 2008. The winners will be announced on April 4 in Vancouver.