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Leak involving Whitehorse hospital sprinkler system shuts down more surgeries

Leak involving Whitehorse hospital sprinkler system shuts down more surgeries

Leak discovered April 9 leads to more postponed surgeries on April 10 and 11
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Power outage disrupts MLAs questioning Yukon Energy Corp.'s $500M 5-year plan

Power outage disrupts MLAs questioning Yukon Energy Corp.'s $500M 5-year plan

Outage originally occurred on the afternoon of April 9 while Yukon Energy Corporation was being questioned about its energy plans
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Whitehorse animal shelter and gun club leases considered amid policy review

Whitehorse animal shelter and gun club leases considered amid policy review

City council is considering whether to initiate a rewrite for the city's lease, encroachment and land use policy
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Snowboard Yukon hosts end-of-season championships at Mount Sima

Snowboard Yukon hosts end-of-season championships at Mount Sima

From April 5 to 6, the Yukon's freestyle snowboarding community came out to Mount Sima to compete in the annual territorial championships
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Whitehorse thrift store distributes grants for community projects

Whitehorse thrift store distributes grants for community projects

Community projects will receive $30,000 of money raised by thrift store
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Whitehorse city council considers slowing down bus fare increase

Whitehorse city council considers slowing down bus fare increase

Thanks to an unexpected hit of money from YG, the city is considering implementing the $1 fare increase over longer time frame
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Whitehorse residents raise concerns about exploration project within city limits

Whitehorse residents raise concerns about exploration project within city limits

Delegates spoke to mayor and council on April 7 about proposed exploration activities on 35-kilometres of land within city limits
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What comes next? Anti-Trump 'Hands Off' protests in U.S. draw thousands

What comes next? Anti-Trump 'Hands Off' protests in U.S. draw thousands

Thousands of Americans took the streets with anti-Trump demonstrations, with analysts suggesting it may not change policy
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Surgical tower, sterile tools, wait times: Critics question Yukon Hospital Corp.

Surgical tower, sterile tools, wait times: Critics question Yukon Hospital Corp.

Yukon Hospital Corporation witnesses recently appeared in Yukon Legislative Assembly
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Measles cases spike in Central Alberta as provincial case count climbs to 43

Measles cases spike in Central Alberta as provincial case count climbs to 43

Edmonton doctors say Alberta government is failing to protect the public from measles
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