New bill proposes salary increase for some members of the legislative assembly
The current act was created in 1958 and has only received a handful of updates since then
Collaboration is key, he says
An evacuation order for the community and surrounding area, issued in August, remains in effect
April Baker, mother of 18-year-old Raine Silas, says the justice system failed her son
They have been waiting for spaces to open since May
Capstone is putting the mine in care and maintenance after sale to Pembridge Resources fell through
The Yukon government had “every right” to reject Andrew Schaer on probation, a judge found
The ice boom idea was among the suggestions in a report by the National Research Council
“We’ve got folks who’re not in this big beautiful building making use of it”
Territorial government could force municipalities but cabinet says it will be voluntary
The premier was asked about ostensible reductions to department budgets at question period
Education Minister Tracy-Anne McPhee said there were no portables avaiable in western Canada
The First Nation implemented a hunting permit system to protect wildlife in June
RRDC councillor Derrick Redies said the First Nation will “absolutely” have permits next year, too
Tristan Joe, who killed Raine Silas, 18, will serve 20 months in jail after credit for time served
Council candidates show up for town hall forum
Four of five mayoral candidates attend a forum hosted by the Chamber of Commerce
