Cenotaph could be moved and more green space added
Bears that become accustomed to human-sourced food become a public safety threat
The citizen was trying to get from Whitehorse airport to the hospital to see his dying brother
Connecting Care outlines plans to Yukon Council on Aging members
A public engagement period on a possible bag surcharge wrapped up late last month
Conservation officers killed three bears that had become habituated to eating improperly stored grease
Wildland Fire crews were called the scene just before 2 p.m. on May 7
Effie Moses, 64, says the house also contained the belongings of her father, “Little Dave” Moses
Policy states grants won’t go to groups owing the city taxes, mayor explains
Minister insists the decision not to fund the trolley was entirely a financial one
The sale to Alexco and JDS has been approved as long as certain conditions are met
The official Opposition made about $18,000 more than the Liberals last year
The NDP recently sent a letter to Premier Sandy Silver outlining continued concerns
The new stations will charge vehicles in about 30 minutes
Here are some of the issues put to Whitehorse city council at its April 29 meeting.
The service was highly subsidized, Mostyn says
Stephenie Worth, 40, was diagnosed with a form of cancer in February typically found in older people
Council is considering awarding work to Ketza
The Yukon government argued that the SLU and segregation are not the same
The committee hearing was the last stage before the bill could go to the House of Representatives
