Whitehorse school under scrutiny after conviction of educational assistant Yukon s Child and Youth Advocate will do a systemic review of safety at a Whitehorse school after a former educational assistant was convicted for sexual interference against a special needs student. Social Sharing CBC News · Posted: Aug 03, 2021 2:29 PM CT | Last Updated: August 3 The impacts of child abuse are influenced by how the adults respond, said Annette King, the child and youth advocate, in a statement.(Yukon Child and Youth Advocate Office) Yukon s Child and Youth Advocate is doing a systemic review of safety at a Whitehorse school after a former educational assistant was convicted for sexual interference against a special needs student.
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The drama over the territorial election results for the Vuntut Gwitchin riding is over. For the moment, anyway. Following a judicial review late Monday afternoon at the Whitehorse courthouse which led to a drawing of lots to break the 78-78 tie in ballots, Annie Blake of the NDP emerged as the winner and MLA-designate. She defeated Pauline Frost, the Liberal minister of Health and Social Services and Environment. The NDP’s gain casts a new wrinkle for the incoming government, likely to be led by Premier Sandy Silver’s Liberals. The final results from the April 12 election leave the Liberals with eight seats, the Yukon Party with eight seats and the NDP with three seats.
Last week, Ombudsman Diane McLeod-McKay filed a court petition against the government. McLeod-McKay has been skirmishing with the government for approximately a year as she tries to investigate a complaint filed against Child and Family Services, a division of the Department of Health and Social Services. During an interview with the Star on Thursday, McLeod-McKay didn’t reveal many details about the case, but it involves a complaint filed last December. Government officials have refused to turn over the documents she believes are necessary to properly investigate the complaint, McLeod-McKay said. Health and Social Services is relying on the provisions of the Yukon Child and Family Services Act for its refusal to provide McLeod-McKay with the documents she has requested.