‘How much more mining can our environments take?’: Discharge issues hit another closed mine in Yukon
Yukon government says contaminants detected in discharged water
Sara Connors
Sara Connors is originally from Nova Scotia and has a Journalism degree from the University of King’s College in Halifax. After graduation she worked in South Korea for two years as an English Language teacher and freelance journalist. After she returned home in 2019 she worked behind the scenes at CTV Atlantic in Halifax before joining APTN's Yukon bureau in July 2020.
Yukon government takes environmental board to court over proposed exploration project in Peel watershed
Dozens of people gathered in communities across Yukon and the Northwest Territories on Wednesday...
Yukon gold mine at risk of cyanide discharge says company managing clean up
The company managing the takeover of the Eagle Gold Mine on First Nation Na-Cho Nyäk...
Yukon, Ottawa looking at building Arctic security centre
The Yukon and federal government are exploring opening an Arctic security centre in the territory...
Council makes recommendations on security issues in Yukon
An independent council with the goal of advising the Yukon government on matters of Arctic...
RCMP to roll out body-worn cameras Canada-wide next week
The RCMP says it will start rolling out body-worn cameras for front line staff across...
Gwich’in brace for fight on oil and gas drilling in wildlife refuge after Trump victory
Trump Administration promises to re-open Arctic refuge to oil and gas drilling
Yukon must do something about overdose crisis, say advocates
About two dozen people gathered at a supportive housing building in downtown Whitehorse on Nov....
Members of Liard First Nation say they’ve ‘lost confidence’ in chief
Members of the Liard First Nation say they've lost confidence in Chief Stephen Charlie
