After more than five years as executive director of the Association of Yukon Communities, Tom Paterson is resigning his post.
Yukon College is celebrating the season and boosting its Facebook page with a Yukon winter photo contest.
Mining and exploration companies may have no choice but to seek financial compensation if they’re forced out of the Peel watershed, says one company executive.
Nearly two years after the lease agreement Black Sheep Aviation had with the city for a float plane base at Schwatka Lake ended, a new agreement has been drafted.
The city’s annual Food For Fines program will be finished before council even approves it.
The slot machines and gaming tables were quiet in Diamond Tooth Gerties last Sunday as the curtain went up for the Northern Lights School of Dance production of Nutcracker,
More than a decade of open mike tradition that is Whitewater Wednesday Night Jam has called the moving company.
Canadian and international audiences will see the talents of six Yukon performing and visual artists thanks to $34,770 in grants recently awarded through the territorial Touring Artist Fund.
The Old Fire Hall played host to a variety of musicians on Wednesday evening.
Eleanor Rosenberg is on a self-promotion blitz.
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