Local artist James Kirby is aiming to gather one million signatures for his online petition to strike “God” from the Constitution.
By this time tomorrow, all four candidates vying for the Yukon’s seat in Parliament in the May 2 general election will be on the campaign trail.
Tomorrow evening, Remy Rodden performs songs from his second recording In the Hills at the Centre de la froncophonie in Whitehorse.
Federal election rhetoric spilled into the Yukon this week with Conservative candidate Ryan Leef and Liberal-incumbent Larry Bagnell trading shots over the long-gun registry and the wheres and hows of public funding for hockey rinks.
Ryan Leef, the Conservative candidate for the Yukon, calls the May 2 federal election unnecessary,
Jets, jails and corporate tax breaks: That’s what the Conservatives are promising Canadians, says the Yukon’s Liberal-incumbent Larry Bagnell.
The ongoing investigation of Watson Lake doctor Said Secerbegovic by the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Alberta raises serious questions about the role of the Yukon Medical Council and the secrecy surrounding the regulator.
Kevin Barr is the Yukon New Democrats’ candidate for the May 2 federal election.
Yukon Green Party candidate John Streicker believes his message in the 2008 election was so successful, he’s not deviating for his second federal campaign in the lead-up to the May 2 vote.
Premier Dennis Fentie says there will be no spring election in the Yukon, but his political future is a closely guarded secret to which even those in his caucus are not privy.
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