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Protesters marched downtown calling for the support for Palestinians

The Town of Faro wants to conduct a census that accounts for its transient workers. Mayor Jack Bowers believes the headcount will help ensure the town receives territorial funding that reflects an accurate number of people who rely on municipal services.

Wells found to be influenced by surface water. Additional treatment needed, city staff says

On Sept. 28, the Yukon department of Health and Social Services posted on Facebook that the Ross River Health Centre would be reducing services until Oct. 24 due to staffing shortages.  

Pelly Crossing Health Centre will be closed for second time in recent months due to staffing woes

Officials with the City of Whitehorse say they're nearing the final cleanup of a polluted site in Porter Creek, but Kimpton Gagnon, who lives nearby, is running out of patience.

Data from anti-poverty groups shows rising homelessness and a living wage above $20 per hour

The Yukon Government says the territory needs more volunteers in the emergency medical service field. Deputy chief of technical operations for EMS Ryan Soucy says more volunteers mean less gaps in services in rural communities.

Whitehorse's Main Street town square, launched as a pilot project this summer, will close on Tuesday and its future remains unknown. Some local merchants say business was good, others say they suffered.

Ted Laking, the President of AYC submits an Op-Ed looking to bring members of all orders of government togethe...