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News
Canoeist last seen Saturday morning
May 20, 2008
A search for a 26-year-old male canoeist is continuing since he went missing over the long weekend while travelling on the Yukon River near Dawson City.
Pension clawback ‘degrading,’ veteran says
May 20, 2008
Wayne Wannamaker has a quiet, weary voice, but he is struggling to make it heard.
Parents question loss of teaching positionSubscribers only
May 20, 2008
An increase of 16 students at Hidden Valley School through the current school year has parents questioning the Department of Education's decision to cut one of its teacher positions for 2008/2009.
Man with ‘unenviable criminal record’ jailedSubscribers only
May 20, 2008
A 26-year-old man received a 22-month jail sentence, minus time served, in territorial court earlier this month.
YTG not a party in constitutional caseSubscribers only
May 20, 2008
A local lawyer is surprised the Yukon government hasn't asked to become a party in the lawsuit his Kaska clients have filed against the federal government.
Human rights commission surveys youthSubscribers only
May 20, 2008
he results of an on-line youth survey will be used to help guide the Yukon Human Rights Commission when it brings forward ideas to the territorial government in reviewing human rights legislation in the territory.
Learning For Life Literacy Gathering began with a feastSubscribers only
May 20, 2008
DAWSON CITY - The Learning for Life Literacy Gathering kicked off here May 9 with a full-scale banquet at the Oddfellows' Hall, catered by Nora's Kitchen.
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