Whitehorse Daily Star: News Archive

News Archive

Council studies Whistle Bend plans Though construction is still years away,
Dawsonites to YG: restrain your spending The Yukon Financial Advisory Panel held two meetings in Dawson last Thursday and Friday,
City moves to update remuneration bylaw City council is close to setting a new deadline of Feb. 28 to adopt the pay rate for members of the next council.
Water woes underline weaknesses in law: MLA Water service has been fully restored at the Northland Mobile Park.
I’ll defend interests of small business: premier Premier Sandy Silver has responded to a Yukon Party statement
Challenges never cease, says new commander It’s been a busy first week for the Whitehorse RCMP’s new detachment commander.
Proposed downtown LIC takes another step Affected property owners and others in the city will soon get their say on a potential local improvement charge (LIC)
Number of bear deaths reaches eight-year high After persistent efforts failed to discourage a black bear from feeding on garbage in Valleyview,

College summons entrepreneurs and innovators Do you have a great idea?
Show Continues All Week Daphne Barber
Dawson’s rec centre pronounced safe to use Hockey, skating, curling and other activities will be carried on in the Art and Margaret Fry Recreation Centre this fall and winter, as usual.
Time Out For Yoga Tlingit carver Lorraine Wolfe relaxes by the Teslin Lake campground
More sculptures to grace downtown area The bronze busts of Tagish elder Angela Sidney and of artist Ted Harrison,
Residents to have their say on infill plan Residents will have a chance to directly tell the city their thoughts
Several youngsters felt burning sensation after visiting park Several children experienced a burning sensation on their hands and faces after playing in a Whitehorse park last weekend.
Judge sentences driver to intermittent jail A Haines, Alaska man has been sentenced for a motor vehicle collision that injured three people in Haines Junction.

Alliance Helps Foundation While in Whitehorse for its annual meeting last week,
Cleanup of old school site is almost finished Cleanup of an almost decade-old oil spill at the former F.H. Collins Secondary School is now complete.
A Successful Turnout The All-City Band Society’s annual Squeak & Squawk Night
Restaurants helping out students Mike and Julie Thorpe,
Plane pull raises money for charities .
Businesses warned about fraud related to foreign investment The Yukon government is warning businesses of a potentially fraudulent scheme involving false claims about foreign investment.
Skate for Life group calls for city to take over skatepark More than 600 people are calling on the city to take over ownership of the only skatepark in Whitehorse.
Judge reserves decision in dog rescue case Tears, frustrations and accusations permeated the trial in the nuisance case against the owner of a Tagish dog rescue.
Plans for Yukon’s biggest mine delayed Western Copper and Gold Corp. has indicated it will take a year longer to advance the proposal for its mammoth Casino mine project.

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