Spring recreation grant not recommended for museum, territory no longer funding trolley
The power outage affected more than 12,000 customers in Whitehorse and the Southern Lakes.
A growing population is putting more demands on the area, attendees said at a meeting April 26
Elders can place their orders on Monday and are delivered their meals on Friday
The Yukon’s 2019-20 budget allocated $1M towards the “planning and design” of a new unit
A Yukon businessman is suing his former business partner over a Whitehorse sushi restaurant
Youth are tentatively slated to move into the new group home in Porter Creek by spring 2019
Councillors say they’re excited to get started on strategic planning
Job action is set to start Friday afternoon, when workers will walk off the job
Scott Etches says he is interested in building relationships with service providers
Da Daghey Development Corporation wants to develop a quarry in Hillcrest
Gladish previously served as a councillor from 2012 to 2015
If only drivers of vehicles equipped with beds, fridges and showers could find shelter….
‘If you guys put your mind to it and do good in school and come here and train, anyone can do it’
Lower speed limits suggested ahead of new gas station construction
MLA says tenants act needs changes to protect mobile home owners
‘You are worthy, you are loved, you are enough’
‘I’m not sure what kind of arrangements are going to be made’
Smoke and Sow gets ready to serve up smoked brisket and other slow-cooked delights
Whitehorse band gears up for album release June 9
