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News
Anti-polio quest may go international
October 2, 2008
Dipping his feet in the Atlantic Ocean on Wednesday, Ramesh Ferris marked the end of his cross-country Cycle to Walk Campaign for polio, a disease which continues to infect people around the world 53 years after a vaccination was introduced.
Lawyer criticizes proposed youth justice changes
October 2, 2008
If Prime Minister Stephen Harper really wants to reduce youth crime, he should focus on ending poverty and helping parents and teens overcome addiction, says a Whitehorse lawyer who works with troubled youth on a daily basis.
Taking a Break to TeachSubscribers only
October 2, 2008
Graeme Peters performs at Flippers Wednesday evening.
Ex-minister recalls local developer’s roots
October 2, 2008
Trevor Harding's relationship with the Yukon began in 1986, when he came up to work in the mammoth lead-zinc mine in Faro for a summer.
Era of consultation is here: grand chiefSubscribers only
October 2, 2008
Gone are the days of first nations only getting a courtesy phone call to be told a developer will be coming onto their traditional territory, Andy Carvill, grand chief of the Council of Yukon First Nations, said Wednesday.
MD starts planning for a healthier YukonSubscribers only
October 2, 2008
The territory's medical health officer hopes to make 2009 a year of consultation as he begins work on an overall strategic health plan for the territory.
Women’s forum to focus on leadershipSubscribers only
October 2, 2008
Women in leadership will be the focus of this year's annual women's forum, Making Our Way: Yukon Women in Leadership, Marian Horne, minister responsible for the territorial Women's Directorate, said today.
Helmet campaign celebrated on Safe Communities DaySubscribers only
October 2, 2008
Whitehorse was part of Wednesday's national Safe Communities Day, with participants celebrating a successful program encouraging young skateboarders to wear helmets.
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