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News
Elderly man’s attacker has 21 prior convictions
May 13, 2008
A 32-year-old woman who was convicted of robbery and forcible entry last month received a five-year jail term in territorial court Monday, minus credit for time served in pre-trial custody.
Testing pinpoints radon levels in workplaces
May 13, 2008
A territory-wide pilot project testing radon levels in the workplace is wrapping up.
Artists’ society loses bid for avenue closure
May 13, 2008
By defeating a request to close part of First Avenue, city council has left the Society of Yukon Artists of Native Ancestry (SYANA) looking for a new place to pitch the tent for their first nations arts festival.
Climate change, energy plan consultations setSubscribers only
May 13, 2008
Despite a significant drop in the Yukon's greenhouse gas emissions, Premier Dennis Fentie paid little lip service to it when he unveiled the government's action plan on climate change Monday.
Hardy calls Speaker’s ruling ‘unfair, illogical’Subscribers only
May 13, 2008
Whitehorse Centre MLA Todd Hardy wants an apology after Ted Staffen, the Speaker of the legislature, ordered Hardy "to sit down" Monday while he tried to explain his motion requesting an extension of the spring session.
Ex-trucking yard land to go to highest bidderSubscribers only
May 13, 2008
Prime real estate in the former Motorways trucking yard will go to the bidder with the most cash.
Special week sees Yukon nurses honouredSubscribers only
May 13, 2008
Three Yukon registered nurses have been recognized by the Canadian Nurses Association (CNA) for their outstanding contributions to the nursing profession.
Firefighters douse two Mayo blazesSubscribers only
May 13, 2008
Two wildfires were reported in the Mayo fire district Monday afternoon, both of which were spot size and the result of fires not being properly extinguished.
Wildfire season starts in Ross River, Dawson areasSubscribers only
May 13, 2008
Two wildfires were reported last weekend in the Dawson City and Ross River fire districts. Both are believed to be human-caused and were quickly extinguished, Wildland Fire Management officials said Monday.
Local band members to host Ontario visitorsSubscribers only
May 13, 2008
The All-City Band Society will be hosting students from the North Grenville District High School Band from Kemptville, south of Ottawa, between Thursday and May 21.
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