‘No disrespect to His Majesty’: Yukon council refuses to take oath to King
Governance in Yukon’s second-largest municipality has been at a standstill since its newly elected mayor…
Dawson City
During the summer softball ‘is life’ says player Inuvik-Tuktoyaktuk player
Nestled in the old gold-rush town of Dawson City, Alaskan teams took the win of…
National survey finds Indigenous women experiencing higher rates of violence during first months of pandemic
During the first month of the COVID-19 pandemic, Ketsia Houde-MacLellan, acting executive director of the…
Dawson City non-profit organization builds much-needed affordable housing units
Sheila Vittrekwa retired from the RCMP August 2018 and moved from Whitehorse back home to…
Yukon First Nations meet to set priorities
The 39th annual Council of Yukon First Nations general assembly was held in Dawson City where…
Mummified animals the stars of new display in Dawson, Yukon
Two ancient mummified animals are the stars of a new display at the Trondek Hwech’ins…
Toes tapping again as famous Sourtoe is back in place under the midnight sun in Dawson City
“You drink it slow but the toe has to touch your lips,” said Adam Gerle.
First Nation hoping to take advantage of midnight sun in farming enterprise
APTN National News A Yukon First Nation is taking advantage of the midnight sun to…
Plans to turn Klondike's gold rush history into a world heritage site
Dawson City and the Tr’ondek Whitchin First Nation in the Yukon are working on a plan.
The two groups are going to nominate the Klondike famous for its gold rush history as a world heritage site.