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The Yukon government has decided to release Takhini Transport from its Whitehorse school bus contract a year early.
HAINES JUNCTION - Jim Regimbal, president of the Association of Yukon Fire Chiefs, fears volunteer firefighting organizations have been brought to a "tipping point" in their ability to comply with regulations and still get the job done.
The Yukon Federation of Labour is working toward ensuring the safety of youth in the workplace.
Carmacks residents have been given the "wait and see" line from the Yukon government on the fate of a long-awaited bypass road in their community.
City council put off its decision on the fate of Yukon Gardens at its regular meeting Monday night, following "significant" concerns sited by Coun. Doug Graham.
UMA Engineering will be responsible for the preliminary planning and engineering pre-design work on the Porter Creek lower bench after city council voted in favour of awarding the $666,189 contract to the company at its regular meeting Monday.
The city has awarded Grey Wolf Builders a $417,000-contract to fix up the three heritage buildings in Shipyards Park.
Ed. note: this is an update on the cross-Canada hand-cycling trip Ramesh Ferris launched from Whitehorse on April 10, and from Victoria on April 12 to raise money in the fight against polio.
City council will wait another month before deciding what the future holds for the Grey Mountain Cemetery.
A non-fatal accident near the intersection of Industrial Road and Two Mile Hill left commuters backed-up and re-routed for four hours Tuesday afternoon and evening.
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