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Indian Day Schools began in the 1920's, and were similar to residential schools except students were permitted to return home every evening.

Yukon Party members say they're disappointed that two school portables at Robert Service School in Dawson are being decommissioned due to to mold being found in their internal structures.

Yukon hunters are being asked to donate any portion of their unused harvest to the First Nations Health Programs at Whitehorse Hospital this year.

Previously, anglers were only permitted to catch and release chinook salmon, but now they are permitted to catch one fish, and have one in their possession. 

A GoFundMe page has been setup for Dawson resident Dwayne Kelly after he lost most of his possessions in a houseboat fire earlier this week.

A celebration of life is occurring at 2pm this afternoon at the Yukon Convention Centre for former pilot and Whitehorse resident Shawn Thomas Kitchen.

While the Peel Watershed Regional Land Use Plan is set to be signed next week in Mayo, Yukon NDP Party Leader Kate White says more more land-use regional plans to be signed quicker throughout the territory.

Teachers that are new to the Yukon were taught by elders ways to incorporate First Nations culture and practices into their classrooms.

After 35 years of broadcasting to the Yukon, Northern BC and Western NWT, CHON-FM is getting a face lift

In case you missed it, here are all our Southern Tutchone - Tàá’an Män (Lake Laberge) Dialect First Nation Phrases of the Day. Please note, all these translation have been generously provided by Nakhela Bunbury.

Aboriginal live radio broadcasting partnership starting in July 2018 between CHON-FM and KRFF-Fairbanks to promote, exchange and distribute indigenous language programs.

NNBY engineering team working on upgrading the rural community transmitter facilities