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Canyon FunSubscribers only
July 28, 2008
Whitehorse army cadets practised their 'commando crawl' Saturday
Plaintiff appeals dismissal of suit against government
July 28, 2008
A 34-year-old man, whose $1.2-million civil suit against the Yukon government was dismissed in June following a 12-day trial, has filed an appeal of the verdict.
Targeted street crime seen as reason for statistical increase
July 28, 2008
Robbery, property crimes and some violent offences committed in the Yukon were down last year, but drug-related offences in the territory have increased, according to a Statistics Canada survey.
Numbers of land visitors fell slightly
July 28, 2008
The number of people entering the Yukon by land in the first six months of this year is down a hair from last year, though visitation last month was up.
Damp summer helping reduce number of firesSubscribers only
July 28, 2008
While Yukoners might be complaining about the damp summer, it's had its benefits in the low fire risk to the territory.
Funding boost for child care operators is called ‘a start’Subscribers only
July 28, 2008
For the second time in less than a year, the Yukon government is enriching the funding it provides to Yukon child care operators for staff wages.
Minister made unannounced trip to WhitehorseSubscribers only
July 28, 2008
Federal Fisheries Minister Loyola Hearn made a low-key visit to Whitehorse last week to familiarize himself with issues affecting the Yukon's fisheries, according to Premier Dennis Fentie.
Funding designed to discourage domestic violenceSubscribers only
July 28, 2008
The territorial government will provide funding for six community-based projects that will help discourage violence against aboriginal women, Marian Horne, minister responsible for the Women's Directorate, said earlier this month.
Anti-graffiti squad in sore need of paintSubscribers only
July 28, 2008
The anti-graffiti, town beautification squad is back on the streets for a second year, but they need your paint to make a difference.
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