‘Taken well before her time’: Still no justice for Angel Carlick’s family 14 years after murder
It’s been 14 years since the body of 19-year-old Angel Carlick was discovered on a…
Yukon
Tourism for First Nations in Yukon getting a boost from a bootcamp
A 12-week program called Strengthening Indigenous Tourism: Business Bootcamp is now available to First Nations…
Orders rolling in for Selkirk First Nation beader Kaylyn Baker’s granny hankies
Yukon granny hanky business starting to take off.
First Nations woman in the Yukon chosen for new Indigenous TikTok training program
Jocelyn Joe-Strack is one of the 30 Indigenous TikTok creators chosen for first-ever accelerator program.
Two dead, one critically injured in shooting incident in Yukon
Council of Yukon First Nations is hosting a Sacred Fire Wednesday and Thursday in support of community members experiencing loss.
Housing advocates say more needs to be done to provide a home in Whitehorse
The majority of people without a fulltime place to live are Indigenous Peoples according to a survey.
Indigenous candidate in Yukon hoping to break 30 year drought
If elected, Michelle Friesen would be first Indigenous person to serve on Whitehorse council since 1991.
Kwanlin Dün Tlingit producer’s short film explores woman’s rediscovery of traditional culture
It’s been an exciting past few days for Kwanlin Dün/Tlingit filmmaker Kiri Geen. Last week…
‘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…
