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The Government of Yukon and the Liard First Nation have come to an agreement for the first phase of the Nahanni Range Road section of the Yukon Resource Gateway Project.

2020 Arctic Winter Games organizing committee named CHON-FM the "Official Indigenous Broadcaster"

Get ready for a 70-degree temperature change. Chad Thomas and Jordan Profeit of the Yukon First Nations Wildfire are headed down to Australia tomorrow to help battle the blazes on the east coast of the country.

Nakai Theatre’s Pivot Fest kicks off tomorrow. The festival that runs from the 14th to the 25th of January features theatre, storytelling, and comedy in Whitehorse, Haines Junction and Dawson City.

A protest was held today in Whitehorse in solidarity with the Wet’suwet’en peoples of northwestern Central Interior British Columbia near Smithers.

Students who suffered harms attending federally operated Indian Day Schools will be able to submit claims for compensation beginning next week. This includes 8 Schools in the Yukon.

The second National Gathering of Indigenous Elders has wrapped in Winnipeg Manitoba.

With an election call expected in the next few weeks, Northern Premiers have sent letters to each of the national party leaders seeking their views on northern issues and calling for continued collaboration between all governments.

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.

CHON-FM engineering team working on upgrading the rural community transmitter facilities