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News
Helicopter pilot’s body recoveredSubscribers only
August 19, 2008
Search and rescue personnel have located the body of Richard James Wood, a Trans North Helicopters pilot who crashed into the Yukon River at Carmacks on Aug. 9.
Hearing set for Friday on airport litigation
August 19, 2008
The Kwanlin Dun First Nation has filed another court action against the Yukon government, this time seeking a suspension of the public tender for the Whitehorse airport construction project.
Injured woman sent Outside
August 19, 2008
A 57-year-old Whitehorse woman is in critical condition at an Edmonton hospital after she was struck by a vehicle on the Alaska Highway on Monday afternoon.
City on the path to trail maintenance plan
August 19, 2008
Just as the city has a policy prioritizing which roads will be cleared of snow and ice first, it could soon have a similar document for trail maintenance.
LIKE A ROLLING STONESubscribers only
August 19, 2008
Multi-talented instrumentalist Graeme Peters was the crowd favourite.
Leaders react to pivotal court decisionSubscribers only
August 19, 2008
In light of the B.C./Yukon Court of Appeal's recent ruling in the controversial Little Salmon-Carmacks First Nation land dispute, political party leaders say the lines of communication between the Yukon government and first nations need to become more open.
Dawson’s Discovery Days: damp but packedSubscribers only
August 19, 2008
DAWSON CITY - "Welcome to the event capital of the world," Yukon MP Larry Bagnell told the crowd following the annual Discovery Days parade on Saturday.
Last month was far from a normal July, stats confirmSubscribers only
August 19, 2008
July's weather was a bit of a change from the last few years for the Yukon, Environment Canada confirmed in its monthly climate review.
Federal minister in Watson Lake, citySubscribers only
August 19, 2008
Indian Affairs Minister Chuck Strahl joined the growing list of Conservative ministers to visit the Yukon in recent months to announce federal funding for the territory.
Georgia men claim hairy, frozen beast is BigfootSubscribers only
August 19, 2008
PALO ALTO, Calif. - Bigfoot or big fat lie?
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