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Wyatt Tremblay’s cartoons capture Yukon politics with humour, heart and history
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Completion of Dawson’s new reservoirs marked at July 29 event -
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Yukon job numbers climb 5.7% as payroll employment rebounds in May
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Yukon government contacts federal regulators over unreliable cell service
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Latest lease sale in Alaska’s wildlife refuge draws limited interest from industry
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Police say one person is missing after canoe capsized on Teslin River
Whitehorse, YT - Whitehorse police believe one person is missing after a canoe capsized on the Teslin River yesterday afternoon. Officers say they fou... -
Ink, memory and change: Inside the Yukon News press that shaped a territory
The Yukon News shifts to a single weekly edition as its press legacy endures
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Yukon Plant Festival expands as interest in local plant knowledge grows
Festival nearly doubles in size as interest in plant learning grows
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Ride for Dad Yukon raises $92K with record 226 riders on Tagish loop
A record 226 riders helped raise more than $92,000 during this year’s Princess Auto Ride for Dad Yukon event, according to a post from Ride for Dad Yukon.
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Yellowknife artist displaying vinoks made of garbage in national museum
Yellowknife artist Erin Suliak's vinoks – inspired by locations around the city – are on display at Saskatoon's Ukrainian Museum of Canada until September. The post Yellowknife ar…
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Crown, defence present final arguments in 2023 stabbing retrial
A jury is deliberating after closing statements from the Crown and defence in a retrial regarding the death of Deijean Drybones in Behchokǫ̀ three years ago. The post Crown, defen…
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Battered by fresh storms, Tuk awaits funding for last year’s repairs
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Fire danger expected to rise over long weekend in the N.W.T.
A cold front forecast for much of the N.W.T. this weekend brings a chance of lightning strikes — and with it an increased risk of wildfires, according to N.W.T. Fire.
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'I can finally rest': Behchokǫ̀ mother relieved after man found guilty of killing her son
Zakk Lafferty’s second trial on second-degree murder charges ended Friday when jurors found him guilty. Lafferty’s first trial on the same charges ended in a mistrial last year.
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Yukon court hears arguments for and against Ten Mile development
Title holder Ulrich Schildknecht filed an application to the Yukon government to divide a parcel into nine lots, with future country-residential development in mind. That started …
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Residential school survivors 'overjoyed' about return of travel funding for counselling across North
Joanne Charney said she was "overjoyed" when she found out she would be able to travel to Yellowknife from Fort Good Hope to see her mental health counsellor again, at least for a…
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3 Yellowknife power outages in 3 days caused by separate events at same unit, NTPC says
The Northwest Territories Power Corporation said that blackouts affecting the territory's capital and surrounding communities stemmed from issues at the same hydro unit.
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Leaking sewage in Yellowknife apartment plagues tenants with foul smell, health issues
Tenants of a Northview REIT-owned apartment building in Yellowknife have been dealing with a foul sewage smell that some tenants say is impacting their health. On Wednesday, North…
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Yukon, N.W.T. and Nunavut receiving $7M in federal funding for clean energy projects
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Yukon’s vanishing roadhouses – a remarkable history
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Diesel spill appears contained in recovery area after crash near northern B.C. waterway
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Whitehorse’s Gavin McKenna goes first overall to Toronto Maple Leafs
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Lightning sparked 21 new wildfires across Yukon over the weekend
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Whitehorse transit fares to increase on July 1
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Yukon expected to see warmer than normal summer according to federal forecast
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Yukon Special: Littlest
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Whitehorse set to host bustling Canada Day festivities
Pancake breakfast, citizenship ceremony, and parade just some of the events set to take place July 1
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Yukon Special: Kuma
The Whitehorse Humane Society is seeking an adoptive family for Kuma
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Zakk Lafferty found guilty of murdering Deijean Drybones in 2023
Zakk Lafferty is guilty of second-degree murder in the 2023 killing of 17-year-old Deijean Drybones in Behchokǫ̀, a jury found on Friday. The post Zakk Lafferty found guilty of mu…
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Family behind One of a Thai to appear on Family Feud Canada
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How the Nahɂą Dehé Dene Band is building for Nahanni Butte’s future
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‘Not what you see on television’: Helen Konek of famous Nunavut photo dies at 95
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N.W.T. minimum wage to increase by 25 cents on Sept. 1
The Government of the Northwest Territories announced Friday that, as of September 1, the minimum wage in the territory would increase by a quarter.
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Ottawa says construction on Mackenzie Valley Highway can’t start until wildfires are under control
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Inuit storytelling pilot project wrapping up with showcase in Iqaluit
Tigulavut, a pilot project from the Inuit Broadcasting Corporation, is coming to an end after two months. The program began in June in Ottawa, and taught film and media skills to …
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'A good time to bring people together': community gathers for Tlingit Day in Teslin
The annual gathering to celebrate Tlingit culture included a shared meal, cultural demonstrations and games. Community members say the gathering is a way of connecting residents w…
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Wrigley chief welcomes end of ‘long ordeal’ as residents return
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One month after wildfire evacuation, Wrigley residents can return home
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Tapestries restoration underway as Tourism and Culture tackles decades of dust
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High streamflow advisories remain in place across several Yukon rivers
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Yukon police identify missing canoeist as 31-year-old man from Germany
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Pilots showcase bush flying skills at Yukon Fly-In
Over a dozen pilots show off skills at short take off and landing demonstration Saturday
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Yukon Chamber of Mines golf tournament raises $40K for local groups
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Yukon Special: Gypsy
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‘I think he’s a regular visitor.’ Fox holes up in Yellowknife bedroom
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Kirk Dolphus, new leader of Délı̨nę, pledges to ‘work collectively’
Kirk Dolphus is the new Ɂek'wahtı̨dǝ́ of Délı̨nę. In an interview, he set out a message of collaboration and change alongside a lengthy to-do list. The post Kirk Dolphus, new lead…
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What to expect at Yellowknife’s 2026 Colour Run
Yellowknife's 2026 Colour Run is almost here, marking the event's return after a spectacular debut in 2025. Here's how to take part. The post What to expect at Yellowknife’s 2026 …
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YK brewery says NWT’s stance on alcohol deal is ‘disadvantage’
The NWT's stance on a new Canada-wide alcohol sales deal results in exclusion from business opportunities, the Yellowknife-based NWT Brewing Co said. The post YK brewery says NWT’…
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Yukon News moves to Fridays-only publishing, cuts Wednesday print edition
The Yukon News’s publisher says moving to Friday-only printing is an upgrade, and a former staff member calls it a strategic shift. Some local readers say going down to one editio…
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As another Salmon Day passes without a fish harvest, Yukon First Nations still gather
Another summer is passing without a traditional salmon harvest for many people in the Yukon, but in the Southern Lakes, citizens of local First Nations are still gathering around …
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Gov't transparency, addiction support top of mind for Kirk Dolphus, next chief of Délı̨nę
Dolphus won the Ɂekw’ahtı̨dǝ́ seat with 138 votes, beating incumbent Danny Gaudet to lead the community of about 650. Délı̨nę achieved self government in 2016, giving the elected …
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Court hears final submissions at retrial in death of Behchokǫ, N.W.T., teen
Lawyers have once again made their final submissions during a retrial of a man accused of killing a Behchokǫ, N.W.T., teenager in 2023.
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New water reservoirs in Dawson City double storage, upgrade firefighting capability
On Wednesday, territorial and municipal officials gathered in Dawson City, Yukon to mark the completion of two new water reservoirs. They replace the old infrastructure built in 1…
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Fort Resolution still $1M in debt, after 3 years under public administrator
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