The lowest bid came in at $3.9 million. The government originally estimated $2.7 million
The man was found guilty of three counts of sexual interference and acquitted on two others
Talbot Arm Motel co-owners Suzanne Tremblay and Charles Eikland filed a notice of appeal July 10
‘We’re not trying to reinvent the wheel’
Yukon government has a ‘selective case of amnesia’ about the KDC, the society’s lawyer said
‘We always knew there would be significant housing required’
RCMP spokesperson confirms no charges are being laid
Plans were suspended while the Peel planning commission case worked its way through the courts
KDC says the Yukon government has the duty to consult before issuing hunting licences for Kaska traditional territory
‘The foxes have been here a lot longer, and we’re the invader’
‘Consultation is not a “the more the merrier” proposition’
Government can’t get its story straight over why Helmut Schoener can’t use hospital dental suite
‘If it can smell like food (a bear is) on it, and it’s happening all over the place.’
Mistake affects 230 hunting permits for sheep, caribou, moose and sheep for 2018-19 season
Lower speed limits suggested ahead of new gas station construction
The Department of Education filed responses July 5 to five lawsuits launched against it by substitute teachers
Course required for people with impaired driving convictions to get their licences back
Four of the five candidates vying for the job attended a forum at Yukon College
Mario Rueben Skookum, 25, must abide by 13 conditions
The alert means people should be prepared to leave within two hours of an evacuation order
