Whitehorse Daily Star: News Archive

News Archive

Remembrance Day 2016 in pictures Photo Spread
AFY ready to work with the new government The Association franco-yukonnaise (AFY) has congratulated premier-designate Sandy Silver and incoming members of his new government.
Dawson Remembers Canadian Ranger Chris Collin
CYFN’s grand chief says he welcomes new government Peter Johnston, the grand chief of the Council of Yukon First Nations,
A Solemn Ceremony Whitehorse cadets serving as the Cenotaph Guard
Clearing work for planned operations building is up for a vote this evening Two months after being awarded the contract
Mysterious mobile home vanishes from museum And just like that, it was gone.
YCS awaits promises’ fulfillment Now that the territorial election is over, it’s time to put words to action, says the executive director of the Yukon Conservation Society.
Mayor ‘ecstatic’ about affordable micro-housing A microapartment development could add 10 new living units to the downtown core.

The 2016 Yukon election in pictures Photo Spread
Ross River files another challenge to hunting The Ross River Dena Council has filed a statement of claim against the Government of Yukon.
Name of late Pelly Crossing man released The Yukon coroner’s office has identified a Pelly Crossing man who died last week.
New citizens lauded for courage and perseverance “Thank you for choosing Canada as your home.”
Trump’s win reignites ANWR anxieties The Vuntut Gwitchin First Nation has sent an envoy to Washington D.C. in hopes of achieving last-minute protection for the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (ANWR).
Promoting Palliative Care Supporters of improved palliative care services
Honouring The Fallen Members of the Porter Creek Secondary School drama club
Efforts continue to develop Whistle Bend Efforts continue to develop Whistle Bend
Drive-thru envisioned for the Kopper King The city is considering an application to permit a drive-thru at the Kopper King site off the Alaska Highway.
Mines chamber anticipating a fruitful relationship with Grits The Yukon Chamber of Mines is looking forward to working with the new Liberal party government, says executive director Samson Hartland.
‘We’re very, very pumped for what’s to come’ Yukon workers and the business community are optimistic after the election of a new government,

Art Show Entertainment The Dakká Kwáan Dancers performed
Tranquility In The City These mallard ducks
First Nation recognized for safety excellence The Kwanlin Dün First Nation (KDFN)
Recounts application tentatively set for Thursday It’s likely the applications to the Yukon Supreme Court for two recounts of election results will go forward Thursday,
Mayor is delighted with Liberals’ victory The mayor of Whitehorse is excited about working with a new, Liberal government in the Yukon.
Sally Ann, Raven feeling store’s closure The temporary closure of the free store at the city’s landfill could soon become permanent.

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