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News
Long purchasers list awaits airline’s share offering
May 14, 2008
Air North announced Tuesday it has received permission from the Yukon government to issue 600 Class D replacement and new shares, at an issue price of $7,500 each.
City-wide garbage cart collection set for 2009
May 14, 2008
The city will take a one-size-fits-all approach to garbage collection as it moves to a cart system next year.
‘The driver? He killed two of his best friends’
May 14, 2008
"Get that dead guy out of my way!" paramedic Jason Basnett yelled.
French language play takes the stage ThursdaySubscribers only
May 14, 2008
A children's play being performed Thursday at the Yukon Arts Centre carries the message that it's important to express one's emotions, says one of its key players.
Trailer park idea is back on city’s agendaSubscribers only
May 14, 2008
Just a little more than two months after defeating a bylaw to move ahead with a new trailer park at Range Road and Mountainview Drive, city council is reconsidering it again.
Police, Road Safety Weeks to boast activities this monthSubscribers only
May 14, 2008
May includes two public awareness weeks designed to increase road safety and to strengthen ties between the police and the community.
Fentie declines to hail free busesSubscribers only
May 14, 2008
Premier Dennis Fentie chided Opposition Leader Arthur Mitchell on Monday for pressing the government to explore making public transportation free in Whitehorse.
Recruits sharpen their skills on burning houseSubscribers only
May 14, 2008
The iconic image of a firefighter with a rescued infant in his arms and a raging inferno as a backdrop has inspired many a young person to become a firefighter.
AYC wants fuel tax funds for transportationSubscribers only
May 14, 2008
HAINES JUNCTION - The Association of Yukon Communities (AYC) would like to see some additional money coming from the territorial government in the form of a one cent per litre contribution from the territorial gasoline tax to the communities.
Government will lobby for GST breakSubscribers only
May 14, 2008
Following a unanimous vote in the legislature last Wednesday, the Yukon government will lobby the federal government to remove the GST on home heating fuel, power generation and on the transportation of essential goods North of 60.
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