Skip to content

News

Holiday season compounds isolation for those with FASD

In Whitehorse there’s not enough Christmas cheer to go around.And individuals suffering from fetal alcohol spectrum disorder are getting the…
Read more >

Jacob on the loose

Marcellus Jacob failed to report to his halfway house yesterday and is now wanted on a Canada-wide arrest warrant, confirmed Dennis Finlay with…
Read more >

Ta’an chief calls for solidarity

Ruth Massie is feeling confident.The returned chief of the Ta’an Kwach’an Council beat longtime rival Bonnie Harpe, winning a clear…
Read more >
She’s no Barbie girl

She’s no Barbie girl

Early Friday afternoon, local photographer Jen Williams looked like she was preparing to play house.She assembled a miniature 1950s-style kitchen…
Read more >

International AIDS quilt warms the North

William G. Dawson was the first aboriginal man from the Yukon to die from an AIDS-related illness, and he’s left a creative legacy to be…
Read more >

Film fest helps to fight world’s wrongs

Victims of military torture and missing aboriginal women will be the focus of this weekend’s second Amnesty International Film Festival in…
Read more >

untitled195

Winter is a good time for walkingIt’s cold. It’s dark. It’s windy. The kids are bouncing off the walls.
Read more >

Christmas comes early to museums

One of the first actions of the re-elected Yukon Party government was to open up the purse strings for cultural investment.
Read more >

Holiday season compounds isolation for those with FASD

In Whitehorse there’s not enough Christmas cheer to go around.And individuals suffering from fetal alcohol spectrum disorder are…
Read more >

MLAs hope their rookie status will be a strength

Four new faces displayed a mix of terror and accomplishment as the 32nd Yukon legislature opened Thursday.
Read more >