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Shot in the arm for small business

In January, small business owners can make more profit while paying the government less in corporate tax.
Living with FASD is lonely and confusing

Living with FASD is lonely and confusing

A few months ago the window fell out of Jim’s third-floor apartment. (Not his real name.)The replacement window has big cracks around its…

Charges laid in Liard shooting

A Watson Lake man was arrested and charged in Vancouver on Thursday following a home invasion and shooting in Upper Liard on the weekend that sent…

Two unconventional artists find a match at Ted Harrison’s retreat

Last month, Dawson City-based artist Valerie Salez crammed a piece of wolf fur into a dainty teacup and thought about a Yukon elder.

Trapped at the top of the world

Collared pikas are kleptomaniacs.They like to steal hay.But they also collect their own, said wildlife biologist Kieran O’Donovan,…
Art therapy helps reveal buried emotions

Art therapy helps reveal buried emotions

Teegtha’Oh Zheh opened its doors Wednesday to show off artwork done by program participants.The work was done through a new art-therapy…
Second illegitimate cabin raises worries of outfitter ‘staking rush’

Second illegitimate cabin raises worries of outfitter ‘staking rush’

The discovery of a second apparently illegitimate outfitter cabin in the Yukon wilderness spurred critics to charge there is a government-endorsed…

understanding climate changes

Climate change affects ocean ecosystems more than it affects those on land, especially in the Arctic.Even though temperature clearly has a direct…

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There’s something in the air that makes me crave ice creamYou knew she was a cool customer, maybe even cold-hearted.

Web advance: State of art buses hit city streets

Four new high-tech buses will be whisking Canada Arctic Winter Games spectators and volunteers around Whitehorse during the Games, February 23 to…