A Whitehorse man alleges different treatment because of his East Indian heritage.
Court challenge to residency requirment seen as stressful but chief says ruling is monumental.
The alleged abuse is said to have happened during the 2019/20 school year.
Judge says the case raises issues around rights of self-governing First Nations never heard in court
A sentencing date will be set soon for Geoffrey Matthew Muldoon.
Kane Steely Grey Morgan is bound by numerous bail conditions but can leave Whitehorse for work
Police found 123 child pornography images stored on computers in the home of Jason William Devine
Travis Adams was one of two people killed in the July 2020 collision.
Herman Peter Thorn, 51, was given the sentence for 2020 assaults, history of violence
Government concerned with recouping cleanup costs, creditor wants review of receiver’s actions.
The territory’s Director of Employment Standards initially rejected a proposed averaging agreement.
Government lawyers seek dismissal of case
The lawsuit deals with public statements made at a resource industry conference in Vancouver
The justices reserved their ruling for a later date
Paul Christman alleges a hostile work environment and circumvention of his authority led him to quit
The incident was investigated by natural resource officers and brought to court.
The investigation was for incidents that took place between 2018 and 2019.
The construction company is being sued by the Yukon government for the unfinished project
Yukon Big Game Outfitters was issued a zero quota for the 2019-20 and 2020-21 hunting seasons
A response to the Jan. 7 petition was filed to court on Feb. 19
