Kaska Nation seeks judicial review of mining project in Yukon
The proposed open pit and underground zinc, silver, copper, gold and lead mine is 115 km south of Ross River in southeast Yukon.
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At least five organized crime networks operating in Yukon: report
New report says organized crime negatively affects people who live in the Yukon
‘She is one of our sacred ancestors’: Discovery of Nun cho ga a once-in-a-lifetime event
The woolly mammoth calf is the best-preserved specimen found in North America to date.
Thousands of lightning strikes spark wildfires in Yukon
The territory is currently grappling with 177 active wildfires brought on by lightning strikes.
First Nation in Yukon says it wasn’t meaningfully consulted in recent decision to advance Kudz Ze Kayah mining project
Ross River Dena Council chief says the proposed mine will harm the Finlayson caribou herd.
New performance about First Nations’ people and history in Yukon wows audiences
Dreaming Roots showcases First Nations pride and resilience through performances in dance, music, storytelling and beyond.
Whitehorse festival celebrating northern Indigenous art and culture in full swing after pandemic hiatus
The annual Adäka Cultural Festival based in Whitehorse which showcases Indigenous arts and culture from across the…
Governor General Mary Simon wraps up first official visit to Yukon
Governor General Mary Simon wrapped up a three-day visit to Yukon in her first official…
First Nations tourism operators in the Yukon say business is slowly bouncing back post-pandemic
It’s been a trying two years for Little Salmon/Carmacks First Nation citizen Meta Williams and…