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News
Tomatoes Blossom into DonationSubscribers only
July 30, 2008
Sales of tomato plants generated $2,000
B.C. taps Yukon for firefighters
July 30, 2008
With few wildfires hitting the territory this season, 18 Yukon firefighters have been sent to B.C. to help battle a 150-hectare blaze near Chetwynd.
Female chinook numbers are down from past years
July 30, 2008
A noticeable decline in the number of female chinook returning in this summer's below-average salmon run up the Yukon River is even further cause for pause.
Injury case returns to courtroom
July 30, 2008
A visiting Supreme Court justice has reserved judgment on a point of law involving a woman's allegation that the City of Whitehorse should be held responsible because she slipped and fell on a slippery sidewalk.
New regulations are in effect as hunting season starts soonSubscribers only
July 30, 2008
With this Friday's arrival of the fall hunting season, the Department of Environment wants hunters to be aware of new regulations.
Yukon government and first nation ink partnership accordSubscribers only
July 30, 2008
The Yukon government and Champagne and Aishihik First Nations (CAFN) ramped up the "working together" stakes this week after signing an Intergovernmental Relations Accord and an agreement to collaborate on a new cultural centre in Haines Junction.
Bird enthusiasts end a year on the roadSubscribers only
July 30, 2008
They're back and happy to be home near the Yukon wilderness.
Stalled sewage treatment plans start moving againSubscribers only
July 30, 2008
DAWSON CITY - Progress is being made on alternative sites and methods of sewage treatment in Dawson City.
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