Whitehorse Daily Star: News Archive

News Archive

Dempster reopen, for now The Dempster Highway is currently reopen as wildfire conditions have moderated.
P.S. Sidhu could be awarded Wheeler Street contract P.S. Sidhu Trucking could be awarded a contract worth more than $3.7 million
Aboriginal Day celebrated The Aboriginal Day celebrations took place beginning with a walk to the Kwanlin Dün Cultural Centre
Tanker rollover closes Alaska and Klondike highways A section of each of the Alaska and North Klondike highways remained closed
O’Donovan releasing second album tonight at arts centre It’s a dreary weekday morning as Declan O’Donovan drops by the Whitehorse Star offices to discuss his sophomore solo album.
New environmental grant policy proposed by administration New environmental grant policy proposed by administration
Lang looking forward to kicking back at home with family After more than eight years in the Red Chamber, the Yukon Senator Dan Lang is retiring.

Search underway for missing man in Carmacks RCMP are investigating after a First Nations man was reported missing in Carmacks.
Lightning sparks Dempster-area fire A 10-hectare fire has been discovered in the Klondike region burning on the east side of the Dempster Highway near kilometer 284.
Alert issued after two bears seen in Riverdale Two brown-coloured black bears were spotted today in and around Riverdale in Whitehorse.
State-of-the-art learning centre celebrated The Carcross/Tagish First Nation (C/TFN) began three days of grand opening celebrations for the community’s new learning centre on Monday.
Community events mark National Aboriginal Day Yukoners and visitors will have many opportunities to celebrate National Aboriginal Day (tomorrow),
Put your infill plans on hold, association urges city council Council has been asked to put on hold efforts that could add residential properties to the Mary Lake subdivision.
Dawson hotel staff looking to catch toe-napper The Downtown Hotel, “Home of the World Famous Sourtoe Cocktail”, is temporarily (they hope) without the last of its supply of big toes.
Woman spent money on travel, lifestyle pursuits A Whitehorse woman has been sentenced for stealing more than $46,000 from her former employer.

Dump truck will serve Dawson A Whitehorse dump truck will make a career move to Dawson City.
Rehearsal Dedication Pays Off The Northern Lights School of Dance presented Giselle Friday and Saturday at the Yukon Arts Centre.
Indigenous Summer Play Readings to return tomorrow Gwaandak Theatre will present its Indigenous Summer Play Readings
The Ultimate Driving Test Standard Bus Yukon held the second annual bus rodeo Saturday,
Victim was a former district attorney The man who died in a June 11 motorcycle accident south of Jake’s Corner
Traditional watercraft showcased by Yukon River The ‘Dań Kwanje '.-N..n: voices Across the Water’ is a Canada 150 project
Weight limit hamstrings companies’ plans Weight limit hamstrings companies’ plans
Gunshots fired into suburban home RCMP are investigating after multiple shots were fired into a Whitehorse home.
Truck driver strikes child, flees the scene Whitehorse RCMP are seeking information about a hit-and-run over the weekend.
Watson Laker found not guilty of sexual assault A Watson Lake man has been acquitted of sexual assault over concerns about the reliability of evidence in the case.
Offender’s charges included theft from Walmart A Whitehorse man has been sentenced to eight months in jail for a string of incidents that took place in March.

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