Category: YUKON

The fix for Mayo’s leaky water treatment plant is underway

Dec 12, 2021 | Canada, Living, Politics, YUKON

An aerial shot of Mayo, Yukon. (Yukon News file) By Lawrie Crawford, Local Journalism...

Three rural Yukon nurses hired, recruitment ongoing

Dec 11, 2021 | Canada, Living, Politics, YUKON

Carcross Health Centre shares a new mobile community health nurse with Teslin for the next year....

Papal apology will wait until his Turtle Island visit next year: AFN delegate

Dec 4, 2021 | Alberta, BRITISH COLUMBIA, Canada, FAITH, MANITOBA, NORTHWEST TERRITORIES, NUNAVUT, Politics, SASKATCHEWAN, YUKON

Former AFN National Chief Phil Fontaine says a papal apology will likely happen during the...

Yukon counts zero local midwives after regulations put in place

Nov 29, 2021 | Canada, Living, Politics, YUKON

Kathleen Cranfield, president of the Professional Association of Yukon Midwives, is seen in 2020....

AFN announces the names of the delegates that will meet with Pope Francis

Nov 26, 2021 | Alberta, BRITISH COLUMBIA, Canada, FAITH, Living, MANITOBA, NORTHWEST TERRITORIES, Politics, SASKATCHEWAN, YUKON

Grand Chief Wilton Littlechild is among the delegates that will travel to the Vatican and meet...

New building opens for Dawson City youth centre, named K’äjit-in Zho

Nov 17, 2021 | Canada, Living, YUKON

New youth centre building in Dawson City. It is a one-story building, in spite of the historical...

Alexco working to remediate image at mine site near Keno City

Nov 3, 2021 | Business, Canada, Living, YUKON

Wayne Zigarlick, Operations Manager of Alexco Keno Hill Mining Corp., on Oct. 20 near Keno City....

Environmental, emotional and process remediations needed for for Keno Hill area

Oct 1, 2021 | Business, News, YUKON

Sonia Stange-Hepner overlooks the growing dry stack tailings pile less than half a kilometre from...

‘This is a crisis’: Yukon minister urges action on climate change

Sep 2, 2021 | News, YUKON

By Lawrie Crawford, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter The Yukon might be the only...

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