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December 5, 2016
- EI beneficiaries dipped in September In September,
- Park naming passes first two readings It was shortly after moving to Whitehorse
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Stop-checks show impaired driving is still a problem At least three Yukon arrests were made during National Impaired Driving Awareness and Enforcement Day on Saturday.
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Pomp and ceremony usher in a new government Yukoners of all stripes overflowed the lobby of the Yukon Government Main Administrative Building
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‘I am very, very proud of the team’ With the premier and six ministers,
December 2, 2016
- BYTE participated in Giving Tuesday Empowering Youth Society
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Council opts to adopt resource strategy A 52-page strategy focused on the territory’s resource sector was unanimously adopted by council Monday.
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Women, girls questioned on safety concerns What makes you feel safe in your community? What makes you feel unsafe?
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Mixing Fun And Learning Youth were having fun
- Invasive strep outbreak claims four lives Four Alaskans have died this year
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Aiding An Important Cause The Bennett Sun
- Whistle Bend land transfer moves forward It’s been 15 years since the Yukon government sold a large lot to the city for just $1.
- Properties move closer to growing to larger sizes Four property owners on Nijmegan Road in Takhini are getting closer to having more yard space.
- City council approves zoning change The owner of a 2.5-hectare piece of land can move forward with her plans to subdivide it into two.
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Fattening Up Two swans feed
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Retail, entertainment strategy stirs optimism Retail, entertainment strategy stirs optimism
- Importing beer from Skagway more complicated than one thinks Spruce Tip Ale. Chilkoot Trail IPA. Prospector Pale.
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LNG attracting lengthy and favourable looks Interest in natural gas as a fuel source is growing in the North. It’s cheaper, it’s cleaner.
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‘It’s all about the communities’: Silver History was made early Thursday afternoon
December 1, 2016
- Justin Trudeau steps up to the plate Recently, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, the Liberals’ designated hitter, was at the plate.
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Making A Powerful Statement About 30 women and children
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Financial Nourishment For The Food Bank Dean Sean Murphy (right) presents a $1,260.77-cheque Wednesday to Tristin Newsom, the executive director of the Whitehorse Food Bank.
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The Ultimate In Recycling Jeanine Baker
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Mining industry raises $24,500 for library The Yukon Chamber of Mines’ annual auction raised $24,500
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Giving Salvaged Materials A New Life Philippe LeBlond
- Metals prices’ rise linked to Trump’s triumph The recent spike in the price of copper and other base metals is tied to the election of U.S. president-designate Donald Trump, says an assistant UBC professor.
- Correction Wednesday’s story
- Yukoner on short list for political citizen award Angela Code, a former outreach co-ordinator at BYTE and long-time Whitehorse resident, has made the shortlist for Samara’s Everyday Political Citizen award in the age 18 to 29 category.
- Northern First Nations united behind declaration Three northern Yukon First Nations have banded together
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Laid-off mine workers may regain their jobs The Minto Mine is hoping to recall Pelly Construction