Northern Tutchone artist from Yukon shortlisted for $100K Sobey Art Award
Krystle Silverfox, who is a citizen of the Selkirk First Nation, is shortlisted for the 2022 Sobey Art Award.
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Advocates in Whitehorse push for camping bylaw amendment to ease city’s mounting housing crisis
Recent data shows out of 200 people experiencing homelessness in Whitehorse, 135 are Indigenous.
Kaska-Dena designer from Yukon headed to New York Fashion Week
A fashion and jewelry designer from Ross River Dena Council in the Yukon will soon…
Groundbreaking deal with northern telecommunications provider creates new economic opportunities for First Nations in Yukon
Thirteen First Nations in Yukon will lease fibre infrastructure to Northwestel, the North’s leading telecommunications provider.
Asteroid named after Tlingit-Tagish Klondike gold discoverer Skookum Jim
The Skookumjim asteroid is located between Jupiter and Mars, an area commonly known as the asteroid belt.
‘It was one of the most powerful moments of my life’: Mother and daughter dancers from Yukon reflect on Rome experience
Marilyn Yadułtin Jensen and daughter Guna lent cultural support to AFN delegates.
Yukon public service program struggling to increase number of Indigenous workers
The pilot has been extended in order to boost the percentage of Indigenous government employees from 15 to 22 per cent.
From Kansas to Dawson City, Peter Risby took the long road to mining hall of fame
Risby, the first Black person to be inducted has close ties to Cree community.
Whitehorse taxi safety rally pushes for safer cab rides for Indigenous women
A recent report reveals Indigenous women are three times more likely to report harassment when taking a taxi in Whitehorse compared to non-Indigenous women.
