Tiny house, big dilemma: advocates must move social housing project for Whitehorse’s most vulnerable
A new development has forced a non-profit group to move the 240-square foot Steve Cardiff house for people who are living with addiction or HIV
Shirley McLean
Two convicted First Nations men with FASD kept out of jail by Yukon courts
The alternative sentence will allow the men to continue to live in supportive housing
Yukon’s largest nation signs inaugural deal to retain rights to leased land
The deal allows the Kwanlin Dün First Nation to register settlement land under Yukon’s Land Titles Act
Minimum wage in Whitehorse not enough to pay for basic needs: study
The study released by an anti-poverty group estimates the living wage at about $19, not $11
Gwich’in Tribal Council calls for review over ‘lenient’ sentence in killing of 17-year-old
A 16-year-old boy was sentenced to two years in jail and one year in community supervision for the death of Brandy Vittrekwa
What is lateral violence? Kwanlin Dun FN youth say education key in prevention
Youth aim to turn lateral violence into lateral kindness
Yukon First Nation man thrilled with Canada’s new transgender legislation
Yukon man pleased with Canada’s new transgender legislation
The ‘little team that could’ makes it to the finals of the little NHL
Team North surprises everyone at Little NHL tournament.
Unique tournament in Whitehorse honours mothers, MMIWG
Special tournament in Whitehorse honours mothers and MMIWG
