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News
Groups received $112,210 in United Way fundingSubscribers only
October 3, 2008
United Way of Yukon officials are inviting residents of the territory to donate generously this month to help those in need.
School elections are on MondaySubscribers only
October 3, 2008
Elections for school council positions will be held at four schools throughout the territory next week.
First nation claims right to licence the Yukon QueenSubscribers only
October 3, 2008
DAWSON CITY - Adding an additional wrinkle to the already-complicated YESAB review of the operations of the Yukon Queen II, the Tr'ondek Hwech'in
More female MPs needed: ex-candidateSubscribers only
October 3, 2008
In a riding without one female federal election candidate, Maureen Stephens" call for young women to get involved in politics seems particularly poignant.
Sign right hereSubscribers only
October 3, 2008
Jacqueline Bazett receives an autograph from former Progressive Conservative prime minister Joe Clark
Exhibits contrast the two different worldsSubscribers only
October 3, 2008
DAWSON CITY - This year's edition of the Natural and the Manufactured theme uses the space of the ODD Gallery and the space beneath the Moosehide Slide to explore "the meaning of geography and the geography of meaning" as the prospectus for this annual exhibit puts it.
California science writer loves her workSubscribers only
October 3, 2008
DAWSON CITY - It's always enjoyable to listen to a person who enjoys her work, and Elin Kelsey fits nicely into that category.
Adventures north, south and eastSubscribers only
October 3, 2008
Quite recently in this column, I expressed my annoyance that Robert Bateman just doesn't seem to get any respect in the art world.
Trees still have uses after they dieSubscribers only
October 3, 2008
It seems I'm not alone in my thinking that the Yukon forestry branch should be part of the Environment portfolio.
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.
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