Habitat for Humanity raising houses in the Yukon
Some 50 kilometres outside Whitehorse there is a housing subdivision for members of the Champagne and Aishihik First Nation.
Some 50 kilometres outside Whitehorse there is a housing subdivision for members of the Champagne and Aishihik First Nation.
The oil-burner trade in the Yukon has been brought into the spotlight following the deaths of five Whitehorse residents from carbon monoxide poisoning in January.
Prime Minister Stephen Harper continues his annual tour of the North.
Prime Minister Stephen Harper is on the first leg of his five-day tour of Canada’s Arctic.
This past weekend, hundreds of former students of the Lower Post Indian residential school held a reunion to bring healing, offer forgiveness and find a sense of freedom from the haunting past.
In northern British Columbia survivors of the Lower Post Residential school have just wrapped up for days of healing.
In northern British Columbia survivors of the Lower Post Residential school have just wrapped up for days of healing.
The Yukon’s chief coroner has called an inquest into the deaths of five people who were killed by carbon monoxide poisoning in their Whitehorse home this past winter.
Meanwhile in the Yukon, the territorial government is giving the red light to a proposed mine in Tombstone territorial park.