Yukon government says it would consider bringing the signs to the territory if approached
Curator Lisa Dewhurst is hoping to get at least two pieces from each Yukon First Nation
Minimum wage is slated to increase to $13.71 in April
On top of voting for chief, three councillors, citizens will vote for a deputy chief for first time
It’s slated to officially open on Mar. 12
Statement not expected to be submitted to YESAB until Dec. 31, 2021
Bob Zimmer was in the Yukon to speak to local business groups about the economy and challenges
Review stems from a 2019 auditor general report. Recommendations are expected in June
Yukoners have been pressing Bagnell to clarify his position on RCMP action in Wet’suwet’en territory
Successful applicants include Energy North and Vuntut Gwitchin First Nation
New agreement could see geothermal “Eavor-Loop” technology brought to Carmacks
‘I’m glad my daughter opened up everybody’s eyes’
The corporation proposes three new projects to meet the Yukon’s renewable-source electricity needs
Blackjack required a liver transplant, but it was too late to provide one
Residents had originally been scheduled to move in in November
The sector offers economic benefits, but it’s about more than that
Annette King announced the start of the review, which will examine attendance barriers, on Jan. 24
Police believe incident was “targeted and related to the illicit drug trade and organized crime”
‘But really, to go over 100 megawatts for us was pretty epic’
Department of Health and Social Services ignored messages, didn’t implement recommendations, IPC says
