Whitehorse Daily Star: News Archive

News Archive

Self-guided tours to explore the Yukon The Association franco-yukonnaise (AFY) has launched a network of sightseeing circuits, “Le Yukon autrement: head out to discover untold stories” on the BaladoDiscovery mobile application.
Author promotes rewilding on his Yukon tour James (JB) MacKinnon, the well-known co-author of The 100 Mile Diet (with Alisa Smith, his partner) and several other books,
Fun run will raise funds for Autism Yukon The Yukon Canadian Bar Association (CBA) will hold its 27th annual Law Day Charity Fun Run and Walk tomorrow.
River breakup described as a boring event The ice both has and hasn’t gone out in Dawson City.
Calling Attention Attention To Mental Health Issues The third annual Steps to Positive Mental Health,
Tour of Copperbelt region planned The public is invited to a free field tour of the Yukon’s Copperbelt region at 6:30 this evening.
Aftershocks still being felt in Whitehorse No, that wasn’t your imagination....
Apartment, business suffer smoke, water damage The Whitehorse Fire Department responded
Proposed road has encountered stiff dissent The territory’s assessment board has recommended approval of a 65-kilometre,

Judge reserves decision on Northern Cross case The federal court in Whitehorse recently heard final arguments
Making Them Spic-and-Span Yukon firefighters in the FireFit competition held a car wash fundraiser last Saturday.
Bison meat dumped, left to rot Environment Yukon is seeking public assistance
Calling Attention To Climate Change About 50 people
Bill better protects rights of transgender Yukoners A bill that will protect transgender and other gender-diverse Yukoners from discrimination has been tabled in the legislature.
YP raises spectre of public service layoffs Suggestions by the Yukon Party that layoffs of Yukon civil servants are in the wind are fearmongering, says Premier Sandy Silver.
Minimum wage is shameful, NDP tells house Community Services Minister John Streicker continued to face criticism Tuesday
Dirt bikers group looks to lease site A proposed lease and conditional use approval could formalize the use of a popular site for dirt bikers in the city.
One in three Yukon deaths is cancer-related A new report has found that cancer is the leading cause of death in the Yukon.
Lone climber waiting for weather to break A mountain climber from Argentina is stuck on Canada’s highest mountain following Monday’s earthquakes.

Vehicle for hire rules enforced New changes to the Vehicle for Hire Bylaw are now being enforced by city Bylaw Services officials.
Canada needs basic income program: New Democrat Federal NDP leadership candidate Guy Caron
‘Yukon workers need protection,’ mourners told A large crowd of more than 100 people
Premier quizzed on teachers’ housing Guests at a breakfast with the premier
Steady seismic activity reported after quakes The Lynn Building in Whitehorse and the Ross River School will remain closed until an engineer gives the OK for occupancy.

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