Yukon releases strategy in response to MMIW national inquiry report
Yukon has released the first comprehensive response to the national inquiry’s report into missing and…
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Chief of Gwich’in First Nation in the Yukon hoping President-Elect Biden will reverse gas and oil exploration in Arctic Wildlife Refuge
January can’t come fast enough for Chief Dana Tizya-Tramm of Vuntut Gwitchin First Nation in…
Yukon First Nation monitoring overhunting and climate change with environmental guardians
It’s getting a lot colder in the Yukon these days, but that isn’t stopping Joe…
National survey finds Indigenous women experiencing higher rates of violence during first months of pandemic
During the first month of the COVID-19 pandemic, Ketsia Houde-MacLellan, acting executive director of the…
Champagne and Aishihik First Nations in Yukon fighting to keep language alive one student at a time
There are few cars in the small village of Haines Junction, Yukon. But as the…
Why the Yukon’s Indigenous languages are disappearing, and what’s being done to get them back
People fighting on all fronts to ensure Indigenous languages survive after devastating impacts of residential schools
Justice advocates in Yukon calling on government to get a move on building halfway house for women
Little word on project since tender went out in August
Online arts store aims to help Indigenous artists in the Yukon experiencing loss of income due to COVID-19
Canadian arts industry expected to lose $20.7 million this year due to event cancellations and loss of sales.
Yukon looks to fill big gap in Indigenous jobs in public service
Federal government also struggling with hiring Indigenous Peoples says Minister Marc Miller