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News
YTG seeking surveying firm’s assistanceSubscribers only
April 9, 2008
The Yukon government is calling on local surveying companies with suggestions for fixing a festering survey problem with the Whitehorse Copper residential subdivision.
Smoking cessation programs boostedSubscribers only
April 9, 2008
The Yukon government plans to enhance its health promotion programs.
Former town official ‘relieved’ with stay of criminal chargesSubscribers only
April 9, 2008
Charges against Dawson City's former town manager have been stayed in court because the Crown no longer believed there was a reasonable prospect of conviction, prosecutor David McWhinnie said last month.
Garage venture lands before city councilSubscribers only
April 9, 2008
A Takhini East resident is asking the city to let him build a garage into his front yard setback, even though the Board of Variance said no.
Local lawyer joins executive of Canadian Bar AssociationSubscribers only
April 9, 2008
Whitehorse solicitor Rodney Snow will officially become the second vice-president of the Canadian Bar Association (CBA) at a conference in Quebec City this August.
Festival’s adjudicators have versatile credentialsSubscribers only
April 9, 2008
The 40 annual Rotary Music Festival will host several prominent adjudicators for the coming festival in Whitehorse. Here is the list, with a summary of their backgrounds:
Festival will involve 2,000 young peopleSubscribers only
April 9, 2008
An estimated 2,000 children and youth will be participating in the 40th Rotary Music Festival, set for April 11-19 at the Yukon Arts Centre and the Riverdale Baptist Church.
Commissioner found confusion, but no conflict
April 9, 2008
Conflicts commissioner David Jones has cleared two cabinet ministers and one former minister of allegations they were in a conflict of interest.
Garden store may be topped with housing
April 9, 2008
A Porter Creek couple has asked council's permission to build a four-storey multiple-housing unit on top of their garden store.
Lot shortage blame laid at YTG’s feet: McRobb
April 9, 2008
Yukon Liberal MLA Gary McRobb continued on Monday to blame the Yukon Party government for the shortage of residential lots in the city.
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