Rafe Clayton Hepner located Friday in Yukon River.
RCMP say they have recovered the body of a 36 year-old Whitehorse man, reported missing earlier this month.
Rafe Clayton Hepner was located in the Yukon River north of the downtown Friday afternoon.
Police say foul play is not suspected, and the Yukon Coroner's Service is continuing to investigate.
Hepner is the third body to be located this month in the territory, as one was found in Whitehorse and Lake Laberge.

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