Hands Across the Yukon are trying to close the gap on homelessness.
The continued lure of the North American Offshore Continental Shelf (OCS) has been calling the major oil companies for more than 50 years.
The 15th season of Arts in the Park concluded during today’s lunch hour with a season finale that celebrated the visual arts and musical culture of Whitehorse.
When a musician decides to call the Yukon home, he or she has made a conscious decision to put their roots down in a place that nurtures and welcomes them home from the road.
Members of Whitehorse’s Search and Rescue (SAR) Society rolled out their newest piece of equipment, the command centre, for the public to view over the lunch hour at Shipyards Park last week.
TransCanada Corp. and ExxonMobile held an open house in Whitehorse last month to talk about their proposed gas pipeline from Prudhoe Bay through the Yukon, B.C. and Alberta, where it would tie into the continental gas transmission system.
Suddenly, everyone wants to get in on the Arctic
During the Victoria Day weekend, heading up the North Klondike Highway, between Whitehorse and the Silver Trail turnoff, there were five ore trucks proceeding south to the port of Skagway.
Writing can be a lonely pursuit.
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