Government of Yukon ends Yukon community program pilot

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  The reduction has caused operational struggles and difficulties in retaining committed staff. 

• RCMP seek public's help in locating missing Whitehorse man

  Mr. Elric was last seen in Whitehorse on July 18, 2025.

• Yukon RCMP leads the way in body-worn camera deployment

  The Whitehorse Detachment was the first to receive the cameras, followed by other detachments such as Carcross and Dawson City

• Math'ieya Alatini elected CYFN Grand Chief

  Former Kluane First Nation chief takes ever the role from Peter Johnston after 9 years.

• Watson Lake man charged in firearm robbery

  A search warrant executed on June 5, 2025, resulted in the seizure of ammunition, suspected controlled drugs, and cocaine.

• House fire in McIntyre contained

  Several pets were caught in the house fire. While one cat was fortunate enough to be rescued and is receiving treatment from a veterinarian, sadly, others did not survive the blaze.

• RCMP plane crash caused by faulty sensor: TSB report

  A faulty stall warning system sensor was the primary cause of the crash. The sensor failure triggered a false stall signal, activating the stick shaker and warning system.

• New Fireweed Mental Health unit opens at Whitehorse General Hospital

  The Fireweed Mental Health Unit, named after the fireweed flower symbolizing resilience and recovery

• Traditional learning camp opens at Whitehorse school

  Porter Creek Secondary School students, staff, and community members celebrated the grand opening of Ǹtsǟw Chù Kets’edän Kų̀ on Wednesday.

• Yukon Schools introduce online registration for bus service

  To be eligible for school bus service, students must live more than 3.2 kilometres from their school and attend their attendance area school.

• Yukon Government unveils progress in healthcare transformation with 2024 Putting People First annual report

  The report highlights key achievements, including the successful launch of the Whitehorse Walk-in Clinic at Mah's Point.

• Whitehorse Emergency Shelter unveils New Artwork celebrating Yukon First Nations culture

  Gatensby drew inspiration from a poignant conversation about cultural division, and the piece features contributions from Grade 5 students from Whitehorse Elementary School.

• Former Whitehorse City Councillor Ted Laking announces bid for Yukon Party nomination in Porter Creek Centre

  Ted Laking emphasized his collaborative approach to governance, stating, "I'm committed to working together with others."

• Yukon Government seeks applicants for new Health Authority Board

  The initial board will play a critical role in overseeing the transition of health care services and implementing foundational agreements between the Health Authority and its partners.

• Canada Post strike looms, Yukoners brace for disruption

  This would be the second strike in six months, following a 32-day work stoppage last November and December that caused significant disruptions to essential services.

• Driver charged in fatal collision that killed Yukon Government Deputy Minister and injured Minister

  Smallwood faces two counts of Criminal Code dangerous driving offences and two counts of Territorial Motor Vehicle Act charges.

• Yukoners encouraged to apply for Northwestel's Northern Futures Scholarship Program

  Since its inception in 2002, the program has awarded over $500,000, helping students in the North.

• City of Whitehorse summer transportation maintenance work underway

  Motorists are urged to reduce speed, exercise caution, and follow signage in work zones to ensure the safety of both crews and road users.

• Yukon Government seeks input on new downtown public school

  The survey will collect input on topics such as location preferences, educational resources, and facility needs.

• Indigenous leadership takes centre stage: Rebecca Chartrand and Mandy Gull-Masty appointed to key cabinet roles

  The AFN Yukon Region emphasized the need for ongoing collaboration between the federal government and Indigenous communities.