Armistice Day 2019 in Whitehorse, Yukon The 2019 Remembrance Day Ceremony starts at 10 am promptly at the Canada Games Centre. Doors open from 8 am for those with mobility difficulties. The first FREE Transit Shuttle between Takhini Arena and the CGC is at 8:15 am.
2019 The Remembrance Day Ceremony at Canada Games Centre
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Yukon Party criticizes the health minister's trip to Scotland
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Whitehorse RCMP arrests one suspected to be involed with Victim Services Office break-in
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Yukon Native Hockey Tournament returns to Whitehorse
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Community space in the former cafeteria in Jim Smith Building now open
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Break-in at Whitehorse Victim Services office under inverstigation
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Yukon's RCMP records historic seizure of cocaine in Dawson City
This seizure of cocaine is the largest cocaine seizure in the Yukon to date.
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Team Yukon wins gold in hand games at 2024 Arctic Winter Games
Yukon athletes have won 68 medals at the Games so far, with many more still up for grabs.
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The City of Whitehorse Free Fare Transit Survey results now available
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Housing benefit available to Yukon homeowners to offset housing costs.
Recipients in Whitehorse can expect to receive $1,000, while those outside Whitehorse can anticipate getting $1,500.
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The Government of Canada signs nearly $86 million agreements with the Yukon Government
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The Government of Yukon begins construction of 44 lot residential subdivision in Haines Junction
Haines Junction remains an attractive location to live and work.
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Yukon athletes continue winning medals at the 2024 Arctic Winter Games
Team Yukon's medal count reaches 33, keeping them in second place behind leading Team Alaska.
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Team Yukon wraps up a busy second day at the Arctic Winter Games
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Yukon Government announces reconciliation priorities in $2 billion 2024-25 budget
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Ross River designer’s designs featured at Milan Fashion Week in Italy
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The Government of Yukon contributes $585,000 to support Team Yukon’s Arctic Winter Games attendance.
The Government of Yukon contributed $585,000 to support Team Yukon’s attendance at the Games
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Former Prime Minister Brian Mulroney dead at 84
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Government of Yukon invests $5 million towards affordable housing in Whitehorse
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The Government of Canada and the City of Whitehorse announced $11 million accelerator fund agreement
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2023 Indigenous Peoples Day
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