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The largest crowd in recent memory to attend a gathering at the Healing Totem Pole downtown remembered the 50 victims of the Christchurch shooting and offered words of support to the local Muslim community.

The above-average temperatures are bringing out animals earlier than usual, and putting an end to winter activities.

The Mustangs are the Pee Wee Tier 3 champions after beating host Powell River in the final.

RCMP are asking those seeking a new place to live to be vigilant in their dealings with landlords.

Ottawa will provide $26 million over five years for the first building to be constructed as part of Yukon University.

Police are looking into a number of downtown incidents.

Environment and Climate Change Canada says temperatures are expected to be above normal until next week.

A new organization called Community Counselling Support Services will hold a founding meeting a week from Monday.

Ken McKinnon not only served in government but with Yukon College, the territory's environmental regulator and in the sports community.

MP Larry Bagnell and Yukon housing minister Pauline Frost sign a 10-year $60 million dollar bilateral agreement in Whitehorse.

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There's only a year to go until the 2020 Arctic Winter Games come to Whitehorse, and the Host Society is announcing two key parts of the games.

The company says the $9.9 million project will enable more efficient service to the Klondike and points beyond.

The Canada Border Services Agency says a search of a residence and office in the city was conducted on Tuesday.

Vandals have caused thousands in dollars of damage to seats on Mount Sima's ski lift.

While it is early in the Official Community Plan amendment bylaw process, Valleyview residents are voicing their opposition to the proposed gravel quarry.

The Yukon Anti-Poverty Coalition's annual release of updated information on services hit the street Friday afternoon.

The Yukon Party says Yukoners have indicated they are interested in perhaps getting rid of Daylight Saving Time.

The Yukon Government and The Federal Government made a joint funding announcement on Friday.

Four are vying for the top job as the election moves to late April due to a lack of nominations for Youth Councillor.

Premier and finance minister Sandy Silver outlines the 2019-2020 budget that focuses on the economy, affordable housing, education, health care and community infrastructure.

The Bureau of Statistics is out with fourth quarter numbers for 2018, and while it is good news if you are selling a home, potential home buyers are feeling the squeeze.

The territorial government says as of April 1st, the new wage will be $12.71 per hour.

With just over a year to go before the 2020 games, the AWG International Committee, and representatives from the jurisdictions involved are checking out the host city.

The Federal Government is sticking to its promise of supporting female entrepreneurs and helping grow small businesses.

Motorists caught disobeying the rules of the road around school buses will be subject to the maximum fines allowed under the current law.

The Yukon Geological Survey says chunks of ice have been falling and the cave is now posing a danger for hikers.

The Da Daghay Development Corporation has secured a lease on First Nations land and wants to construct a quarry south of Valleyview which would then lead to other development.

Katherine White will leave the government April 26th.