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News
Events planned for fishing weekSubscribers only
July 4, 2008
The Yukon Fish and Game Association will kick off National Fishing Week in the Yukon with a number of special events in Whitehorse designed to encourage people to try fishing for the first time.
Reserve used to pay off deficitSubscribers only
July 4, 2008
A total of $162,968 from the city's water and sewer reserve will be moved into the water and sewer fund to make up for the 2007 deficit.
Police seeking public assistance to locate suspectsSubscribers only
July 4, 2008
The public's assistance is requested in locating individuals wanted as of 12:00 p.m. on Thursday.
The countdown begins for culture celebrationsSubscribers only
July 4, 2008
In just four short weeks, Whitehorse will host its first-ever Heritage Festival to celebrate the many cultures of the people who live here.
The Atlin Museum delivers the goods, inside and outSubscribers only
July 4, 2008
Local museums, no matter how small, will often give you a pretty good idea of what a community thinks about itself and its roots.
Archibald takes Yukon Open at Gold Panning CompetitionSubscribers only
July 4, 2008
In spite of rain that varied from light mist to cats and dogs during the afternoon, the 2008 Yukon Gold Panning Competition went off as planned and was quite well attended, with spectators in rain gear and umbrellas lining the sides of the panning site.
Tinfoil and coat hangers not so bad, just look aroundSubscribers only
July 4, 2008
I get letters. Some of them go to the editor, others come directly to me.
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