Whitehorse Daily Star: News Archive

News Archive

Four bears shot dead, lack of rain causing food shortage Four bears were shot dead last week
Whitehorse Poet Unveils Work Joanna Lilly
Runway will be paved: minister On Monday, the minister of Highways and Public Works would not commit to paving the Dawson City Airport runway.
Police enforcing rules of the road The RCMP throughout the territory are conducting traffic stops and check-points this week, Canada Road Safety Week.
Feet Treat Emil Beaudoin
Restrictions would be placed on dirt bike track A proposed lease and conditional use agreement proposed for the Yukon Cross Country Motorcycle Association has been altered.
Annual Run for Mom draws large crowd Photo Spread
Water board’s chair announces resignation After fewer than 18 months in the position
TV star, mining firm pronounced guilty A placer mining reality TV star and mining company have been found guilty of offences under the Yukon Waters Act.
Let’s re-examine daylight saving time, MLA urges Liberal MLA Paulo Gallina put forward a motion in the legislature Monday
Charter rights were breached, assault victim says A Carcross man assaulted by an RCMP officer in 2015 has now launched a civil suit in the case.

CPF plans community dialogue and AGM Members of the local chapter of Canadian Parents for French (CPF)
Celebrating Francophone Culture École Émilie-Tremblay students
Official: ‘I admit I didn’t see this one coming’ The city’s engineering manager says he was not expecting Hillcrest residents
Youthful Warblers Elementary schools celebrated Francophone Day Monday
Ferry reconnects Dawson City to West Dawson The George Black ferry slid down the ramp into the Yukon River at around 7 a.m. Monday.
Paving Dawson runway would be a lift: Air North Air North could experience a “serious material impact”
Attempted murder convictions challenged The Yukon Court of Appeal heard allegations of racial bias
Residents would be consulted on proposed new lots The city is proposing to create 13 new lots

Campground survey shows concerns on holding spots A key concern of Yukon campers is people holding campsites when the sites are not actually being used.
On The Look-Out A Bald Eagle sits last Wednesday
Poverty violates human rights, group believes To believe,
Court designates man as dangerous offender A Yukon man convicted of sexual assault has been designated as a dangerous offender.
Liberals to proceed with recycling fees From solid waste to Daylight Saving Time
Turbines would endanger paragliders, group says Paragliders are asking the territory’s assessment board to reject a proposal for a new wind farm on Haeckel Hill.

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