Ottawa denies he stayed at residential school, this survivor says otherwise
Roy Johnson was taken to the Choutla Indian residential school at age four in 1955, two years before he was a student.
Yukon
First Nations art front and center at this year’s Yukon Permanent Art Collection reveal
Five First Nations artists’ work has been added to the Yukon Permanent Art Collection which aims to catalog significant art works.
Gwich’in language on full display in new documentary on reciprocity
Diiyeghan naii Taii Tr’eedaa is thought to be the first documentary filmed entirely in the Gwich’in language.
Climate Changed: Limited transportation infrastructure facing threats in the North
Andrew Arreak says travelling on the ice roads – the main highway in Canada’s Arctic…
Yukon government kills law that would give First Nations veto over resource projects
Despite support from several First Nations, the Liberal government and Yukon Party have unanimously voted…
Elijah Smith, father of modern day land claims in Yukon, remembered as veteran
Steve Smith still beams with pride when it comes to his late father, Elijah Smith….
First Nation in Yukon urges territory to build new school after years of lodging complaints
The school has experienced many issues over the years including a shifting foundation and a bat infestation.
Northern Tutchone artist in Yukon finalist for Sobey Art Award
A First Nations interdisciplinary artist who lives in Whitehorse, Yukon is one of five finalists…
New book touts sasquatch encounters in Yukon, northern B.C.
Sasquatch investigator Red Grossinger details numerous encounters dating back to 1997.
