Called Dene K’éh Kusãn, which means “always will be there,” in the Kaska language, the proposed area sprawls northwards from ...

A new bike skills park in Haines Junction is set to open on Aug. 6, marking the completion of a community‑driven project supported by a $137,001 Yukon Lottery Commission grant and years of volunteer ...

Nationally, the crime severity index is down 4.9 per cent. This was the second consecutive annual decrease after an upward trend that began in 2015. It decreased by seven per cent in 2024.

The film industry is alive and kicking in the Yukon with the ongoing production of the territory’s first homegrown scripted ...

Six-year-old Lanakai Morrison, who was reportedly taken by his mother, Krista Morrison and her partner Daniel Ludwig, remains missing, and Alberta RCMP Major Crimes Unit continues to seek assistance ...

Health Canada has issued a recall on a brand of garlic powder sold at Dollarama stores and is urging people to stop using it immediately. Heavenly Spices brand Garlic Powder has been recalled due to ...

Four U.S. military helicopters were seen flying at low altitude over Dawson City on July 16, according to residents. The aircraft were identified as AH‑64 Apaches bearing yellow crossed‑saber insignia ...

Months after it should have happened, there are two new outhouses at the Stewart Crossing rest stop. Of the two old concrete structures, the one at the north end of the lot has been closed since last ...

Pat Burns, a Calgary cattleman and entrepreneur was one of the founders of the Calgary Stampede. Hundreds of thousands attend the rodeo events each year. Burns also supplied beef to Dawson During the ...

Federal government demands debt plan before considering Yukon debt‑cap increase ...

The Carcross/Tagish First Nation and the Yukon government have launched the region’s first wildfire resiliency framework to strengthen wildfire preparedness and help protect the communities. The ...

Indigenous led proposal seeks to establish new protected area in northern B.C.