Kayaking pair had four hours together before Yukon River Quest race
Mike and Molly Brazier, brother and sister team, completed the Yukon River Quest against most...
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Yukon mine approved right after Indigenous report warns of project impacts
Original Published on Jun 23, 2022 at 08:05 By Lawrie Crawford, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Chief Dylan Loblaw of the Ross River Dena Council slammed the Canadian and Yukon governments for making their joint decision on...
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Yukon River Quest racers warned over high, fast moving water
Trees and debris floating down the Yukon River near the Big Salmon checkpoint at midnight June 23...
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Report details Northern Canada risks from climate change
Robert Service Way opened today with new sheet pile wall constructed to stave off future road...
Read MoreTwo rural women get Yukon University’s top honorary awards
Original Published on Jun 10, 2022 at 11:01 By Lawrie Crawford, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter While there has been a tacit understanding that Indigenous people of the Yukon have contributed to many non-Indigenous people’s...
Read MoreIndigenous project will supply hydro power to Yukon microgrid
Original Published on Jun 08, 2022 at 18:20 By Sam Laskaris, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Windspeaker.com Yukoners will soon be reaping the rewards of an $80 million pledge to expand a hydroelectric project in northern...
Read MoreProlific Yukon author writes first book on class, race and gender struggles
Original Published 11:11 Jun 01, 2022 By Lawrie Crawford, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Lori Fox likened it similar to after a car crash, when days later, the reality of the experience floods in and the panic and...
Read MoreHomeless advocates seek camping sites as Whitehorse hotels evict, making room for tourist season
Original Published 12:33 Jun 04, 2022 By Lawrie Crawford, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Hotels are emptying themselves of the homeless people who filled their rooms all winter. Now with COVID-19 restrictions dropping,...
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Yukon youth riding wave of cutting digital technologies
Aan Yatx’í Saanní- Our “Children of the Landˮ dancers ready themselves for a session with Keinas...
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Yukon artist likely better known in Europe than Canada
”Childhood Memories” at 91.5 x 122 centimetres is the largest painting in the exhibition. Lawrie...
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