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News
Industrial accident injures men
June 20, 2008
Human error is being blamed for an accident at Castlerock Enterprises' property Wednesday evening that sent two Nuway Crushing employees to Whitehorse General Hospital with broken legs.
Fire strikes in cell phone ‘dead area’
June 20, 2008
A pair of Alberta men were forced to watch their Pontiac Grand Prix burn on Wednesday, just south of the Takhini Bridge on the Alaska Highway.
Patient rode chair from Granger to hospital
June 20, 2008
On June 9, the day Christiane Cramp was scheduled to have her cancerous ovaries removed, she rode her motorized wheelchair to Whitehorse General Hospital for her 7 a.m. appointment.
Curious Buddies swings back into businessSubscribers only
June 20, 2008
Curious Buddies Day Care is back in business today after the Yukon government reinstated its licence, revoked on June 7 by the Department of Health and Social Services.
Yukon to see first summer drill program since ‘65Subscribers only
June 20, 2008
Northern Cross Yukon is proceeding with plans to conduct the Yukon's first summer drill program for oil and gas in 43 years.
Campground closedSubscribers only
June 20, 2008
Million Dollar Falls Campround is closed until further notice, due to a grizzly bear in the vicinity.
Doctor-patient civil trial in final arguments phaseSubscribers only
June 20, 2008
Final arguments are pending in a civil trial involving a doctor accused of performing a tubal ligation without the patient's consent in 2002.
Railway chugs into summer season with new featuresSubscribers only
June 20, 2008
Dave Layzell loves trains.
It’s organized chaos, but the wheels keep spinningSubscribers only
June 20, 2008
Philippe LeBlond is always busy.
Beaver Creek district fire dousedSubscribers only
June 20, 2008
A new wildfire, believed to be lightning-caused, was discovered in the Beaver Creek fire district at about 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, evening, Wildland Fire Management said Thursday.
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