Two missing Champagne and Aishihik First Nations citizens found dead in Whitehorse

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• RCMP Concludes Jack Hulland Elementary School Criminal Investigation says no criminal charges will be laid

  The investigation which has been ongoing for about 3 years heard from over 150 witnesses

• Yukon Citizens' Assembly on Electoral Reform hosts learning sessions for the public

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  Queens university political scientist and guest speaker admires the process for giving members the "luxury of time."

• Yukon First Nations leadership to visit United Kingdom with Deputy Premier

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• Yukon Coroner Service confirms one fatality connected to Haines Junction plane crash

  The aircraft collided with terrain on the airport’s ground at approximately 3:33pm.

• Prescribed burns planned as the 2024 wildfire season continues

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• Yukon Party Official Opposition seeks clarification over nominee program

  It is concerning to see so many questions around a program that is so important to businesses and Yukoners.

• Keep your vehicle safe: Whitehorse RCMP reminds residents

  Opportunistic thieves would check under vehicles, look on top of tires, and will look in gas tanks.

• How We Walk with the Land and Water renews its charter

  Seven years after the initiative began, leadership from three First Nations reunite to reaffirm their commitment.

• Yukon Residential School Missing Children Project hosts Healing Today for Tomorrow conference in Whitehorse

  Representatives from KnowHistory, GeoScan, National Centre for Truth and Reconiliation, and Yukon First Nations share knowledge and supports.

• Commissioner of Yukon receives Order of St. John

  Adeline Webber also became Vice-Prior of the territory's St. John Council.

• The end of one Star sparks the birth of another

  Legacy newspaper Whitehorse Star to publish its last edition while the Yukon Star ramps up for its first.

• UPDATE: Missing First Nations Haines Junction residents located

  Alexander and Shyann Williams were last seen in Whitehorse early Saturday morning.

• Minister's home vandalized with threats and profanity

  Party leaders denounce political violence in the territory.

• Whitehorse Community Thrift Store donates $100K to community organizations.

  The store's largest single donation of $75,000 went to the Yukon Hospital Foundation to purchase a new ultrasound machine for the Maternity Unit at Whitehorse General Hospital.

• Whitehorse residential school ground searches completed

  WARNING: This article contains information that could be distressing to some readers.

• Arrested parent accuses department of Education of escalating matters at Holy Family School

  Kenechukwu says her child is being targeted rather than being taught.

• Government of Canada announce over $45M to protect Whitehorse Escarpment and Robert Service Way

  Funding announcement comes just days after the first landslide of 2024.

• Yukon government passes Health Authority Act

  Initial health authority board to be appointed by 2025.