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News
Mauling victim had no bear deterrents
July 11, 2008
A 28-year-old man who was fatally mauled by a grizzly bear two years ago was not carrying any type of animal deterrent, such as bear spray, air horns or bangers, according to a report issued by the chief coroner Thursday.
Property crimes frustrate Hillcrest resident
July 11, 2008
A woman who has had both her home and her vehicle broken into in the last 14 months wants to see something done about it.
Crack house demolished; owner issues statement
July 11, 2008
Known as a local crack house, the building at 810 Wheeler St. saw its end early today as a demolition crew reduced it to rubble.
Canadian Forces enroll two recruitsSubscribers only
July 11, 2008
Two Canadian Forces recruits from Whitehorse were sworn in by Lt. Commander Linda Mushanski of Joint Task Force (North) Yukon Detachment on Thursday evening in the Yukon College gymnasium.
Capital’s waterfront development goes ‘modern’Subscribers only
July 11, 2008
It has the look of a train station, especially if you're viewing it through the window of the downtown trolley.
Coast Mountain’s bid parked on city’s agendaSubscribers only
July 11, 2008
Council's decision on parking regulations for Coast Mountain Sports could be one that impacts the rest of the downtown core as well.
Recycling society lauded for its safetySubscribers only
July 11, 2008
The Raven Recycling Society has met the requirements for the Certificate of Recognition (COR) program.
Carbon tax a ‘lazy policy’, Ambrose assertsSubscribers only
July 11, 2008
Once you've called former hockey legend and Liberal MP Ken Dryden an "old white guy," ribbing another Liberal MP, most recently the Yukon's Larry Bagnell on his leader Stephan Dion's proposed carbon tax, is not such a big deal.
First nation will not honour fishery limitSubscribers only
July 11, 2008
Contradictory information is surfacing regarding the Yukon River chinook salmon run and conservation measures being undertaken.
Council considers parking meter contract, changing rates bylawSubscribers only
July 11, 2008
The fate of the city's parking meters will be the subject of two votes by city council Monday night.
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