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Gymnasts vie in 2021 Yukon Championships
In a year without competition because of COVID-19, the Polarettes Gymnastics Club hosted its Yukon Championships.
Coming together: How Old Crow became one of the first communities in the world to be fully vaccinated, part two
Wisdom from past outbreaks guided Old Crow in dealing with the lockdown
Yukonomist: Yukon Budget 2.0
If the banks that finance the Yukon’s growing debt were the only… Continue reading
Supreme Court rules confidential memo can’t be used in challenge of state of emergency
Court upholds cabinet confidentiality after request to use internal government memo as evidence.
WYATT’S WORLD
Wyatt’s World for May 7, 2021.… Continue reading
Editorial: The cost of the Wolverine minesite
Lewis Rifkind Special to the News The price of a decent wolverine… Continue reading
Today’s mailbox: border opening and Yukon Party texts
Dear Premier Sandy Silver and Dr Hanley, Once again I’m disheartened and… Continue reading
City launches emergency alert system
The city is calling on residents and visitors to register for Whitehorse Alert
Orienteers were back in action for the season’s first race
The Yukon Orienteering Association began its 2021 season with a sprint race beginning at Shipyards.
City news, briefly
A look at issues discussed by Whitehorse city council at its May 3 meeting and the upcoming 20-minute makeover.
Deputy Prime Minister talks tourism in “virtual visit” to the Yukon
Tourism operators discussed the budget with Freeland
Polarity Brewing giving out ‘free’ beer with first COVID vaccination
Within 24 hours of receiving your first COVID-19 vaccine, Polarity Brewing will give you a beer.
Planned stormsewer outfall will improve drainage on Selkirk Street
Resident raises concern over clearing as council considers agreement.
