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A 20-year-old Whitehorse man was sentenced to a year in jail Thursday morning after he pleaded guilty to the unauthorized possession of the illegal assault rifle AK-47.
The territory needs a registry of all properties identified as former marijuana grow-ops, according to Arthur Mitchell, leader of the Yukon Liberal Party.
The city will begin its first-ever land lottery and bidding process today with the sale of several residentially-zoned properties in Porter Creek.
George Arcand, Softball Yukon's executive director, is hoping going to the public will help bring to light the cause of the extensive vandalism overnight at the ball diamonds on Robert Service Way.
Whitehorse is not the same city it was 15 years ago.
Two visitors from Calgary are likely alive today because of a stroke of good luck and the assistance of a couple who live at Jackfish Bay on Lake Laberge.
It appears Yukoners are taking full advantage of the territory's telehealth service, fewer than two months after it started.
A human-caused fire burning approximately 75 kilometres south-east of Beaver Creek was quickly extinguished Thursday.
It's not clear whether a two-week postponement of a major court challenge of the Whitehorse airport construction project will affect the tender process scheduled to close next week.
Aug. 25-29 is School Bus Safety Week, and the Department of Education will be conducting a public awareness campaign to help increase student safety.
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