The developer wants a reduction in parking spots at the proposed supportive living facility
Eight Yukon day schools are on the final approved list of facilities covered by the settlement
A British Columbia-based contractor owes a Whitehorse construction company more than $105,000…
The trappers’ snowmobile broke down while they were on their way to their cabin.
A demonstration wound its way through downtown on Jan. 10
The Yukon government put out a public engagement survey earlier this week
City engineer promises that the document will be made public at a roundtable discussion
Some of the discussions from the Jan. 9th meeting of Whitehorse city council
Environment Yukon says hunt will support conservation goals. Chief Joseph says Yukon shouldn’t be letting Alaska decide.
Jury hears from police officer who found blood inside and outside victim’s house
The first two days of the inquest will be held at the Carmacks community centre
The second-hand truck would provide additional support during larger-scale events
A proposed street name could change
Tyler Aaron Skookum is charged in relation to death of Wilfred Charlie in 2017.
The former board had said the society was in dire straits
Politicians will be back in the legislative assembly March 5
A public engagement survey over whether to stop changing our clocks closes in February
Terry Coventry, 74, had kidney failure. He returned to Whitehorse to be with family and friends
Applications are due by 3 p.m. Feb. 5
Cabott was the only council member to vote against the contract at a scarcely-publicized special meeting
