City council unanimously approved two multi-residential developments for the downtown area Monday night, but not without reservations.
The price war has already started, following WestJet’s announcement this morning that it will be offering a new Whitehorse-Vancouver route beginning in May.
Times are a changin’, says Doug Gilday, the president and owner of Narrow Gauge Contracting in Whitehorse.
City officials are recommending that city council assist Blood Ties Four Directions with a $15,000 water and sewer hookup for its “tiny house” pilot project.
A proposed eight-unit condo development on Ogilvie Street is stirring uncertainty among members of city council.
The people factor is missing in the proposed snowmobile bylaw, city council heard Monday night.
The city’s proposed snowmobile bylaw has no teeth to deal with the issues that count, concerned residents told city council again last night.
Decisions today by city council will affect spending requirements years down the road, says Range Road resident Rob Hines.
City hall is predicting the construction of 300 new housing units of all types will begin this year.
Most – 85 per cent – of the respondents who filled out the city’s online survey on the use of ATVs inside city limits want to see the use of helmets made mandatory, according to the results.
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