Whitehorse Daily Star: News Archive

News Archive

Consul General of the Philippines called on Pillai Premier Ranj Pillai has issued a statement following a special visit he had last Friday.
Greetings To All Mr. and Mrs. Yukon 2023, Don and Penny Sippel,
Para ramps installation is underway The City of Whitehorse has taken another step toward creating an inclusive and accessible community for all its residents and visitors.
Police searching for missing man The RCMP are seeking public assistance in locating Gerald Brisson, who was reported missing on Wednesday.
Dixon praises the people of Ukraine Yukon Party Leader Currie Dixon has recognized Ukraine Independence Day (today).
Evacuation alerts rescinded as firefighters are N.W.T.-bound Yukon Wildland Fire Management has rescinded all current wildfire evacuation alerts and orders in the territory.

Running wild for animal preservation Photo Spread
Rally to mark Ukraine’s independence Ukrainian Canadians and their allies in the Yukon will mark the date of Ukraine’s 32nd year of independence with a public event at noon Thursday in downtown Whitehorse.
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City asked to help pay for Chortkiv mayoral visit City council has been asked to provide $2,000 to support a visit from Volodymyr Shmatko, the mayor of Whitehorse’s sister  city Chortkiv.
Yellowknifers can’t yet go home The mayor of Yellowknife says it’s not safe for residents to go home to the territorial capital.
On The Rails .
Air North assisting fire evacuees Air North has been working to support Yellowknife evacuees amid their forest fire crisis.
Teslin Tlingit Council, YG sign heat purchase deal The Yukon government and the Teslin Tlingit Council signed a heat purchase agreement Tuesday.
Yukon University announces dean’s appointment Yukon University has appointed Dr. Fiona Schmiegelow as the new dean of Applied Science and Management for a five-year term.
Man died after bulldozer rolled over Roger Stuart and Stuart Placers Ltd. have each been found guilty on two charges stemming from the 2021 death of Richard “Red” Cull, 41, in a bulldozer rollover near a Dawson City-area placer mine.

RCMP investigate reports of shots fired Whitehorse RCMP received a report of gunshots fired at a house near Maple Street at about 4:30 a.m. Monday.
Downtown delicacies begin Monday Get ready to treat yourself to food, entertainment, and an atmosphere that brings the whole community together.
The Ember academy: keeping you safe The 2023 Ember Fire Academy was held Aug. 14-19 with 12 participants.
Premier, minister welcome students back to school Premier Ranj Pillai and Education Minister Jeanie McLean have wished young Yukoners “a happy and productive school year.”
You have our support: YG to Northwest Territories The Yukon government is assisting with emergency response operations in the Northwest Territories and supporting Yellowknife residents who have left their homes.
Skyrocketing cost should have been made public: YP Replacing the Whitehorse airport’s main runway is now set to cost about $30 million more than the highest of initial estimates.

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