Production at the Wolverine mine is expected to begin late this month or in early October, says a senior official with the Yukon Zinc Corp.
A heavy return of sockeye salmon up the Alsek and Tatshenshini rivers has prompted an increase in the number of fish recreational anglers can keep.
Aerial photographs of the Porcupine caribou herd taken early last month are good enough for a count, says Alaska biologist Cathy Harms.
Trucks loaded with silver concentrate should be rolling out of Keno City in a little over a month, says Alexco Resource vice-president Rob McIntyre.
Tennis Yukon received its wish from city council Monday night.
Two chiefs leading the push for protection of the Peel River watershed are keeping the heat on.
Mayor Bev Buckway had the door slammed shut on her attempt Monday night to remove cornerstone features of the city’s new policy governing land sales.
Officials are still reviewing bids received for one of the Yukon’s largest highway maintenance contracts this year.
A clerical error is behind the decision to hold another public hearing into the proposed $6-million reconstruction of Black Street.
The proposal for a new two-storey six-plex at the corner of Centennial Street and 12th Avenue in Porter Creek received a rough ride in front of city council Monday night.
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