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• Former Kwanlin Dün chief enters Yukon Liberal leadership race

  Doris Bill is the first candidate to announce her intention to run in the Yukon Liberal Party leadership race. Says she will focus on crime, bail reform, substance use supports, affordable housing, and responsible mining practices.

• Yukon Youth Health Report reveals progress and challenges

  Key findings include a decline in bullying, with fewer youth reporting being bullied in 2022 compared to 2018.

• Fatal collision on Alaska Highway claims two lives

  The incident happened around 4:00 am near the 1267 km marker, resulting in the loss of two lives.

• Yukon Premier Ranj Pillai resigns amidst surprise announcement

  After his resignation, he anticipates spending more time with his family and potentially working with the Armed Forces.

• Individual fined $30,000 for Wildlife Act violations in Yukon

  The individual faces significant restrictions, including a two-year prohibition on hunting in Yukon or accompanying others on hunts.

• Whitehorse community unites for Red Dress Day

  The Red Dress Day initiative, started by Métis artist Jaime Black, aims to raise awareness about MMIWG by displaying red dresses in public spaces. 

• Yukon Employee Union demand Text-to-911 access, citing equality and safety concerns

  The lack of Text-to-911 access disproportionately affects individuals who are deaf, hard of hearing, or unable to speak, denying them equal access to emergency services.

• CHON-FM welcomes a new General Manager

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  Champagne and Aishihik First Nations member Denise Beattie has taken on the role of General Manager with CHON-FM. Stuart Bonell discusses her goals for the future of the station in the interview below.

• Yukon students showcase coding at 11th Annual Yukon Robotics Challenge (Duplicate)

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  75 Yukon students took part in the challenge this year.

• Whitehorse General Hospital reduces laboratory test capacity due to equipment failure

  The hospital is prioritizing urgent needs, focusing on admitted patients, surgeries, and the emergency department, as well as tests for treatments like cancer care and samples from the communities.

• Yukoners celebrate Earth Day 2025 with community event

  The walk culminated at the Visitor Information Centre on 2nd Avenue, where attendees enjoyed a free showing of the film "Voices of the Wind River," as well as music, crafts, and facilitated discussions.

• CYFN and AFN Yukon Region host All-Candidates Forum on Yukon First Nations issues ahead of the federal election

  All four candidates for Yukon Member of Parliament gathered at the Beringia Interpretive Centre to discuss First Nations concerns less than two weeks before the election.

• Firefighters speak out for presumptive cancer care

  Current and former wildland firefighters came together to advocate for presumptive cancer care ahead of the 2025 wildfire season.

• Yukon government voices support for supervised consumption sites following Pierre Poilievre's plan to shut them down

  Poilievre's campaign promise is to close and block supervised consumption sites from being built within 500 metres of schools and playgrounds, along with cutting all federal funding for alternative drug programs.

• Firearms charges laid in Dawson City after 3D printed handgun seizure

  A search warrant executed at Tucker's residence resulted in the seizure of 3D printed handgun, an unloaded rifle, and 9mm ammunition.

• City of Whitehorse closes sections of East Airport Access Road Trail due to spring freshet

  The closure is intended to prevent accidents and injuries that could occur due to the unstable terrain.

• Yukon Government buys out Duffy's Pets amidst downtown insecurity concerns

  The Whitehorse Emergency Shelter has been a point of contention for nearby businesses, with concerns over safety and security.

• Elon Musk's empire feels the pinch: Yukon Government's counter-measures

  Effective immediately, the government of Yukon will end rebates for Tesla products, review and cancel non-essential Starlink accounts, and shift digital communications away from X

• Six Yukon Artists selected as finalists for prestigious Visual Arts Prize

  The six finalists will be featured in a curated group exhibition at the Yukon Arts Centre Gallery, opening on September 11.

• Kwanlin Dün First Nation celebrates 20th Anniversary of Final Agreement

  Celebrations continue through to April 5