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• Harper to run for SFN chief

  The former MLA for Mayo-Tatchun said that he made the decision following rest, reflection, and careful consideration.

• Helicopters head to Alaska for exercise

  The Griffons will operate at altitudes no lower than 500 feet above the highest obstacle on their route

• First Nations warn of increased scrutiny at US border, citing ICE actions

  Recent incidents have seen some First Nations members facing heightened checks, prompting the AFN to condemn these actions and reaffirm its commitment to protecting First Nations

• Art brings hope to Whitehorse Shelter amidst challenging times

  By including Yukon First Nations art in the shelter, we are helping to ensure it feels inclusive and connected to the community

• Yukon Schools to benefit from national School food program

  The funding will support a hot lunch pilot program, school kitchen improvements, and the development of territory-wide Healthy Food Guidelines.

• Yukon Liberal Party shuffles leadership

  Pemberton's departure follows the party's recent territorial election loss, where they failed to form government.

• US healthcare workers courted to fill Canada gaps, Yukon next

  There are already American health care workers who have moved to Canada with the help of Healthcare Infusion information and resources.

• Whitehorse artist makes Yukon radio debut with Christmas single

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• 🎄✨ Chon-FM Christmas Dinner – Yesterday! ✨🎄

  it was the perfect way to kick off the holiday season.

• Yukon MLAs celebrate Garbage Truck Santa with tribute

  34 years later, Garbage Truck Santa continues delivering smiles, stickers, and candy canes to Whitehorse kids.

• NVD‑Host Society partnership powers 2026 Arctic Winter Games countdown and community giveaway

  As part of the agreement, NVD and the Arctic Winter Games Host Society are launching a 30‑day giveaway blitz to count down to the Games

• Senate Committee on Human Rights report calls for changes to government care for youth

  Committee Chair Senator Paulette Senior says that Indigenous youth are particularly in need of a transitional system.

• Yukon Department of Education corrects bus cancellation rumor amid record‑cold snap

  Education Minister Scott Kent apologized to families and students for the unnecessary stress and anxiety caused by the inaccurate notice.

• Yukon Government scraps liberal‑Initiated École Whitehorse Elementary relocation, launches community‑driven site search

  The decision follows several community meetings where residents raised concerns about traffic, neighbourhood impact, and a lengthy rezoning process.

• Yukon Energy urges residents to conserve power during extreme cold snap

  Yukon Energy is asking all customers to be mindful of their electricity use, especially during peak periods from 7 a.m. to 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. to 8 p.m.

• Recount confirms Liberal candidate victory in Yukon Vuntut Gwitchin district

  The narrow margin triggered the automatic recount, with Justice Karen Wenckebach overseeing the process.

• 2025 Territorial general election official results certified

  No winning candidates changed. In Vuntut Gwitchin seven‑vote margin triggered a recount.

• Whithorse City council to vote on 2025 food for fines program proposal

  Donations must equal or exceed the ticket value, which ranges from $20 to $40.

• Whitehorse RCMP identify remains of sudden death investigation

  The Yukon Coroner’s Service and multiple RCMP units are continuing the investigation, and the cause of death has not yet been determined. 

• Whitehorse RCMP charge woman in hand cyclist collision

  Ashley Kirkpatrick, also known as Ashley Godin, has been charged with driving carelessly, operating a motor vehicle without a license, and operating an unregistered vehicle.