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The Council of Yukon First Nations says it's getting 4.4 million dollars from Jordan's Principle to launch a nutritional meals program.

Julia Lane is the recipient of the 2019 Kate Carmack Women in Mining award from Yukon Women in Mining.

Pressure from Yukon politicians and the public causes CBC to keep morning newscasts in Whitehorse.

The hub is one of nine across the country geared toward supporting women entrepreneurs.

The first private radio station north of 60 went on the air on November 17th, 1969.

Wayne Henderson says some finishing touches are needed, but the packer truck used as his sleigh is fixed up for the holidays.

Captain Dick Stevenson started the drink in 1973 which went on to become known the world over.

The Yukon Employee's Union is discussing the future of the Queens Printer and Central Stores in Yukon.

Northwestel's annual toy drive kicked off with a ceremony in Whitehorse.

RCMP say the CEO Scam has hit in four communities and employees should be on the lookout.

The plan calls for $25 million in spending over four years, with other projects from the federal and territorial governments also in the works.

Pieces from the Permanent Art Collection have found a home in the assembly for the next few sittings.

The Humane Society Yukon may see the board of directors resign, and the Mae Bachur Animal Shelter possibly close.

Paul Flaherty not only led Northwestel for 18 years but was a champion for Yukon College and other community groups.

The group was joined by first responders and politicians at the launch of Project Red Ribbon in Whitehorse on Thursday to discourage Yukoners from driving while impaired.

The City of Whitehorse and Yukon Government are supporting a request from recycling firms to stop processing non-refundable glass containers.

The Food Bank says while operations are steady, more people are seeking their services.

Several cyclists addressed city council Monday night urging the city to act on the Bicycle Network Plan passed in 2018.

The Yukon Medical Association confirmed a new president and passed several motions at Friday's Annual General Meeting.

A memorial is planned for the 16-year-old feline who called the Atlin Recreation Centre his home and was well-known in the community.