A veteran Mayo Road cattle farmer will have to be on his best behaviour for the next three years, after being found guilty of threatening a local animal rights activist.
Brian Nowazek, one of two Yukon men convicted of possessing child pornography earlier this year, was back in court this week after being caught using a computer.
The Yukon’s three parties all claimed the political and moral high ground following the end of the fall sitting Thursday afternoon.
The territory’s record billion-dollar budget for 2009/2010 was enriched by more than $70 million as MLAs rubber-stamped a supplementary spending bill.
For students at Vanier Catholic Secondary School, Christmas is clearly about giving to others and celebrating the spirit of the season.
In the close to two weeks since his death, Lloyd Ryder has been remembered for his community spirit.
A new series of information sheets designed to help people make energy-efficient choices when renovating homes or buying new appliances was announced Monday by Energy, Mines and Resources Minister Archie Lang.
There is nothing dark about a blacked-out section of a contribution agreement delivered to the legislative assembly this week, says the president of Yukon Energy.
For the past 19 years, Yukon Hospice has been helping Yukoners deal with the loss of loved ones and assisting the living when their time has come to pass on.
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