Police will soon be able to demand breath samples from drivers without needing reasonable suspicion
Yukon Supreme Court Justice Ron Veale reserved his decision
The announcement was made on Dec. 14
The Department of Health and Social Services overreached by asking for a patient’s clinical record
‘I just want to thank Yukoners for their support … I will do my very best to represent them’
Longtime lawyer Suzanne Duncan said she felt “very privileged” to serve in her new role
The capital budget got a second and third reading this week
“Action matters,” TTC lawyer Gregory McDade said. “Words are nice but action matters.”
If approved, the property tax increase will cost the average homeowner another $69
The Yukon Employment Standards Board recommends gradual increases up to approximately $15/hours
Ottawa has appointed three others, including Margaret Dawn Anderson as senator for the NWT
There have been 132 women and girls killed in Canada this year, said Pamela Cross
Cash and canned donations accepted for parking fines until Dec. 12
The city has launched a survey to find out about Yukoners’ priorities
The idea has not been formally proposed
The First Nation’s lawyers will argue that Canada has failed or refused to negotiate properly
In counterclaim and statement of defence, student alleges instructor did, in fact, sexually assault her
