The Conservative Party in the territory is being hit hard by Yukoners' reactions to global economic woes, a survey has found.
A man charged with stabbing his brother to death was suffering from a psychotic episode when the murder occurred, so is not criminally responsible, the Yukon Supreme Court decided Wednesday.
A love affair gone awry, and then to court, will cost a bit less for a Teslin businessman after an appeal court judge reviewed the case.
As the city gets ready to open bids on the three properties on the former Stan McCowan Arena site, it has also turned to over-the-counter sales on five of the single-family lots that were put to the lottery system last month.
His audience may have been too young to vote, but that did not stop Liberal-incumbent Larry Bagnell from visiting Whitehorse Elementary School Wednesday to talk politics with the students.
Yukon voters anticipating a defining moment or knock out punch at CBC North's all-candidates' forum in Whitehorse last evening, did not get it.
Five of 10 Mount Sima industrial lots for sale by public tender were sold Thursday, and five are now available over the counter.
Ed. note: Presented on this and the subsequent three pages are question-and-answer sessions with the four Yukon candidates in Tuesday's federal election. They appear in alphabetical order, beginning with Liberal incumbent Larry Bagnell.
The Star: The chances of the NDP forming a majority government in Ottawa are slim to none, so why should people vote for you?
The Star: Yukon's voters historically have bucked going with a candidate whose party is most likely to form the government in Ottawa.
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