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Grade 7 students at Christ the King Elementary School had an unusual addition to their schedule on Wednesday afternoon of last week.
A 43-year-old man whose all-terrain vehicle (ATV) went over an embankment was found dead near Carmacks Tuesday afternoon.
Both volunteer and Wildland Fire Management crews were quick to respond to a spot-size fire in very windy conditions in the Ibex Valley last night.
Over the past 10 weeks, Grades 5 and 6 students at Elijah Smith Elementary School have learned about making decisions, the resulting consequences and how to deal with peer pressure when faced with choices around using substances like drugs, alcohol and smoking.
As much as grief and loss is something everyone will have to experience, how people deal with it is different for each person, says Cathy Routledge, Hospice Yukon's executive director.
Debate has been adjourned twice on Liberal MLA Gary McRobb's net metering bill -- first in November 2007 and then in April this year.
DAWSON CITY - The 22nd annual Dawson City International Gold Show will get under way Friday with 69 exhibitors displaying their wares in the
A fire at an abandoned house in Ross River last weekend caused no injuries nor serious damages, RCMP said Monday.
Opposition members heaped criticism on the government's climate change action plan and energy strategy during question period Tuesday.
The Yukon government will host an Environment Forum later this month at Yukon College, Environment Minister Dennis Fentie said Wednesday.
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