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December 21, 2016
- Commissioner plans open house Commissioner Doug Phillips is inviting all Yukoners
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Saluting The Winter Solstice The tradition of winter solstice will continue at 8:00 this evening at the Yukon Arts Centre
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Pooches portraits calendar helps refugee program Yukoners love their dogs.
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Getting Into The Seasonal Spirit A lot of work
- City sets out plans for marking New Year and Canada’s birthday The City of Whitehorse is inviting members of the public
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MP hails drilling licence ban in Arctic waters Yukon MP Larry Bagnell is “delighted” by the joint Canada-United States decision to ban new oil and gas licences in Arctic waters.
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Leef plans to help Bernier secure the Tory party leadership Former Yukon MP Ryan Leef is getting back into the political game.
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Salvation Army could use donors’ help Just as many hands make light work, many small donations can add up to a lot.
December 20, 2016
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Ice Wireless helped Share the Spirit drive Ice Wireless teamed up with the Whitehorse Firefighters Association to raise funds for children and families in need during the holiday season.
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Local Business Bolsters Food Bank Clayton Bergen (right), with Integra Tire, presents a cheque this morning to Tristan Newsome,
- CAFN passes new enrolment act The Champagne and Aishihik First Nations (CAFN’s) chief and council passed its new Enrollment Act titled Äghàałān (My Relatives) last Friday.
- Flu shots are still available, public reminded With students home for the holidays, the Yukon government is reminding families that they can still get their flu shots.
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Entertainment With Fundraising Megan Jensen,
- Holiday fire safety reminders offered The Whitehorse Fire Department
- More work for lift station OKed Work on the Marwell lift station will cost another $126,500 after council approved the spending at last week’s meeting.
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Cold snap cost Yukon Energy $1 million-plus The cold snap that broke last weekend after Yukon Energy hit a number of records for power generation cost over $1 million in diesel fuel and natural gas.
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Premier back with no health funding deal The premier and minister of health and social services return to Whitehorse today empty-handed, with no new health care deal to gift Yukoners.
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Deadly drug associated with five deaths Fentanyl is the new worst thing,
December 19, 2016
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Fun In The Park The Sky High Wilderness Ranch
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Off To Admire The Light The City of Whitehorse
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Share the Spirit brightens families’ holidays Eighty per cent of Whitehorse firefighters were out for Share the Spirit over the weekend.
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Helping The Community RCMP Supt. Brian Jones collects the goods from the Cram the Cruiser event
- First Hot Zone Report will be issued this week: association With the 2016/17 winter season well underway and traffic increasing in the Yukon’s backcountry destinations, the first Hot Zone Report (HZR) avalanche advisory will be issued this week.
- Revoke convicted terrorists’ citizenship: Lang Yukon Senator Dan Lang is calling on the Senate to amend Bill C-6,
- Territory’s federal bonanza grows richer Core federal funding for the Yukon will increase by 2.7 per cent for the 2017-2018 fiscal year, Ottawa announced this morning.
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Court orders kennel owner to pay $3,600 The owner of a Tagish kennel has been ordered to pay $3,600 to a former dog owner who had boarded her pet there.