Chief of Vuntut Gwitchin hopes proposed law will improve health care delivery
Yukon government is proposing territory wide health authority to improve system.
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Nunavik Sivunitsavut student aims to become a leader in Kuujjuaq
After spending time in Montreal, Nova Scotia, the Gaspé Peninsula and even an Arctic expedition,…
Indigenous athletes get ready to compete in 2024 Arctic Winter Games
The 2024 Arctic Winter Games will take place in Mat-Su, Alaska, from March 10 to 16.
White River First Nation artist debuts new exhibit on grief and loss
The new exhibit runs until May 17.
Ross River Dena Council appealing ruling on proposed Kudz ze Kayah mine
The Ross River Dena Council on behalf of the Kaska Nation is appealing a recent court decision on the proposed Kudz ze Kayah mining project in southeastern Yukon.
Yukon gov’t dismisses allegation that inmate was put in ‘illegal’ segregation
Government claims there is no “segregation” unit at the Whitehorse Correctional Centre.
Yukon government to open managed alcohol program this spring
New program is expected to reduce hospital admissions, emergency department visits and interactions with the RCMP.
Yukon government to open warming centre in Whitehorse
The government run warming centre will operate from March 18 to May 1.
‘For northerners by northerners:’ A look back at devolution in Yukon
Yukon was the first territory to sign a devolution agreement in 2003.
