Didier Delahaye opened Canyon Lands in the Yukon Arts Centre Community Gallery last Thursday evening.
Whitehorse city councillor Doug Graham doesn't argue there's a value to hosting the Arctic Winter Games (AWG).
The Vuntut Gwitchin First Nation of Old Crow has left the Council of Yukon First Nations (CYFN), says the first nation's chief.
In commemoration of the Nov. 15, 50th anniversary of the Whitehorse Rapids hydroelectric facility, the Star is publishing a two-part series. The second instalment will be published Friday.
As Prime Minister Stephen Harper has already committed to maintaining federal funding to the territories, there were no surprises for the Yukon at this week's first ministers' meeting in Ottawa to discuss the current economic downturn.
There was no rest for the Whitehorse RCMP officers who were on the scene at an alleged break-and-enter at a local church last Sunday moring.
Exactly 90 years from the day the Armistice was signed to end the First World War, several hundred Yukoners gathered Tuesday to remember the thousands of Canadian soldiers who gave their lives for peace and freedom.
Draconian, regressive and poorly-timed is how NDP Leader Todd Hardy describes new amendments to laws governing social assistance in the territory.
Before her trial for murder had even begun, Karen Rodrigue admitted to the stabbing death of 64-year-old Gerald Dawson in June of 2004.
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