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Whitehorse builders calling for better communication to avoid repeat of permit backlog
The Yukon Contractors Association Home Builders’ Caucus is calling on the City of Whitehorse to improve communication around permitting requirements.
Yukoners support changes to fishing rules for Little Atlin Lake, report finds
The Yukon government is amending its fishing regulations for Little Atlin Lake to protect its lake trout population.
Women helping Yukon students experience prom of their dreams
A group of women are accepting donations of formal dresses, suits, lightly worn shoes and other accessories for deserving students nominated by teachers and counselors. Once selected, students will be able participate in a boutique day where they can choose their outfit for prom.
Here's how Whitehorse's snowmobile bylaw affects trail use in the city
The Active Trails Whitehorse Association wants the city to change its snowmobile bylaw to prohibit snowmobiles from all non-motorized trails.
Organized crime is expanding into the Yukon from southern jurisdictions, report says
Organized crime is becoming more prevalent in the Yukon, as networks from B.C. and Alberta are expanding into the territory, according to a law enforcement intelligence report.
EPR program recycling services to start this year in the Yukon: Here's how it will work
The Yukon government approved three stewardship plans for its Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) program this week, giving organizations the go-ahead to start managing recycling later this year. The program is meant to shift the cost of recycling from governments and taxpayers to producers.
Whitehorse city council approves permanent transit priority lane in Riverdale
Whitehorse will have a permanent transit priority lane in Riverdale this year. The lane will run between Alsek Road and Hospital Road along Lewes Boulevard. City buses, school buses and cyclists will be able to use the lane.
Here's why some advocates and biologists say Yukon's wild horses should be considered a native species
Wild horses in the Yukon are classified as "feral" animals, but some advocates and biologists say they should be considered a native species.
Queer Yukon Society signs first-ever collective agreement
Queer Yukon Society signed its first-ever collective agreement on February 14. The vice president of the Yukon Employees Union says it's an agreement "for queer people, by queer people."
Candlelight vigil to be held in Whitehorse to mark 3 years of war in Ukraine
The Ukrainian Canadian Association of the Yukon is holding a candlelight vigil in Whitehorse on Tuesday evening to mark three years since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.