Whitehorse Daily Star: News Archive

News Archive

Francophone festival will close road The city is advising motorists that a portion of Main Street will be subject to a special event road closure for the duration of La Nocturne.
Poet Laureate Visits George Elliott Clarke, Parliament’s Poet Laureate,
Mobilize around Peel plan adoption: NDP The Liberal government’s decision to file court papers backing a Peel Watershed land use “do-over” prompted a response from the Yukon NDP caucus Friday.
Enjoying Some Levity Yukon Quest vet check volunteers
Two-vehicle collision sent quartet to hospital All four people involved in a violent collision Friday morning were taken to Whitehorse General Hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.
Yukoner inspired by her experience in Washington Among the hundreds of thousands who gathered in Washington
‘We’re building a government,’ chief says “Some days, it was pretty challenging, somedays, it was heartbreaking, some days, it was rewarding.”
CO has never seen a worse case of poaching A 34-year-old poacher from the Carcross Corner was sentenced Friday afternoon

Bakery loyalists break bread with new owners Some decisions in life are constant, while others are like taking a leap of faith.
Perparing For The Production Michael Gignac and Selene Vakharia
Hospital joins effort to harness food’s healing power Whitehorse General Hospital (WGH),
Award-winning brewery brings back retired favourites To mark its 20th anniversary – which coincides with Canada’s 150th
Exhibition Continues Lindsey Tyne Johnson’s exhibition Fluo
Award-winning director to show documentary A documentary film called A New Moon Over Tohoku (東北の新月)
City staff to reconsider procedures bylaw Members of the public will continue to have access to council information packages days ahead of a scheduled council meeting – at least until February.
Roll back rate increase, chamber urges council The Whitehorse Chamber of Commerce
YCS has faith in Grits’pledge on Peel The Yukon Conservation Society remains confident t
NDP questions dissolving the united front “If you need unity, then we’ll be there for unity’s sake.”

Go Nuts proceeds will be used wisely The proceeds from this and Friday evenings’ Go Nuts presentation
Solving The Problem Vancouver-based diver Brad McIntosh
Artist’s work to be exhibited at college Having made waves from Vancouver to Toronto in the last year,
Vehicles Tangles Responders work
Yukoners to support Washington march Hundreds of thousands of women and their supporters are expected to march in solidarity with the Women’s March on Washington on Saturday.
YP to attend Mineral Exploration Roundup The Yukon Party official Opposition will send a delegation to this month’s annual Mineral Exploration Roundup in Vancouver.
Ex-Speaker enters plea to sexual assault charge David Laxton, the former Speaker of the Yukon Legislative Assembly, has pleaded not guilty to a charge of sexual assault.
Liberals reaffirm stance on Peel’s management The Yukon government accepts the Peel land use planning process should go back to the drawing board,

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