‘It’s important to mark this day’: Whitehorse march brings out hundreds to mark national day of reconciliation
Hundreds of people gathered in downtown Whitehorse today to reflect on the legacy of residential…
Yukon
Yukon set to open first supervised consumption site in the north
Facility is in response to the number of people dying from opioid overdoses.
New monument in Whitehorse honours missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls
Statue to represent a place of healing and reflection for families of missing and murdered.
Some old some new in the west, N.W.T. and Yukon
While every major party has taken a turn owning the Northwest Territories, the NDP have…
Trudeau makes one last stop in Winnipeg surrounded by First Nation, Métis leaders
COVID-19 making election difficult for people in Alberta and Northwest Territories.
Education, addictions top election issues in Yukon
First Nations education and addictions issues are top of mind for two Yukon advocacy organizations…
Work underway on healing dugout canoe in Yukon
In Haines Junction, Yukon, the smell of cedar fills the air. After two months of…
First Nations firefighters return to Yukon after battling blazes in B.C.
‘Being able to help out, it really felt good,’ says firefighter Tyrell Genier
‘A large step forward’: Arctic First Nation goes solar
Gwitchin community plans to use summer sunlight hours to slash gas consumption