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CHON-FM is officially celebrating 35 years of Indigenous radio as part of National Indigenous Peoples Day on Friday.

The program was created by Elizabeth Bosely and will be instructed by Darlene Scurvey

A recently issued Office of the Auditor General of Canada report has found that cultural and language needs by many Yukon First Nations students are not being met in the territory.

BC Wildfire Service says crews are gaining ground on the Black Angus Fire near Lower Post and the remnant holdover fires from the 2018 Alkali Lake Fire near Telegraph Creek.

Arctic permafrost melting 70 years earlier than expected.

Yukon First Nation students from Ross River, Teslin and Whitehorse have been selected to participate in an international internship opportunity hosted by the Confederation of Mainland Mi'kmaq, the Native Council of PEI and three other organizations.

A newly restored BC Totem Pole by hereditary Tsimshian Chief William Jeffrey is set to be released to the public in Whitehorse on Friday.

The motion has been put forward on June 10th, for the purpose of "making sure that the actions we're taking today are doing enough to prepare and protect us from the impact of climate change in the future."

CHON-FM Brings You the National Aboriginal Hockey Championships 2019 Live from Takhini Arena in Beautiful Whitehorse, Yukon. The Team North females and Team Saskatchewan females are ready to hit the ice!

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