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Yukon considers easing COVID gathering restrictions to up to 100 people outdoors
Author of the article: The Canadian PressPublishing date:May 19, 2021 • 1 day ago • 1 minute read • Join the...
E-bike bylaw now in place for Whitehorse – Yukon News
Council adopts new bylaw despite opposition heard STEPHANIE WADDELL Apr. 28, 2021 6:00 p.m. LOCAL NEWS NEWS Those who...
First two readings passed on Whitehorse e-bike bylaw
A cyclist rides along the Millenium Trail in downtown Whitehorse on a frigid Feb. 9. Whitehorse city council has...
Classrooms in the forest: school teaching largely outside this fall in northwestern Canada
Laura Howells, CBC News Posted: Wednesday, September 9, 2020 at 09:55 — Last Updated: Wednesday, September 9, 2020 at...
Community Develop Fund doles out over $800,000 to 25 different projects
Organizations are grateful for cash for upgrades, including new swim equipment and kitchen spaces HALEY RITCHIE Aug....
Hay River trails being improved – NNSL Media
by Paul Bickford August 15, 2020 A five-year project is improving the trail system in Hay River. The initiative, now...
Sam King teaches youth motorcycle skills – Whitehorse Daily Star
The young off-road motorcycle riders spent an afternoon Sunday with professional Sam King as part of Dirt School...
Twenty-four youth from Nunavut and the Dehcho are taking advantage of the pandemic’s tourism lull to get on the water and learn from experienced canoe guides. Cabin Radio
Their trip through the Pensive Lakes loop, starting and finishing at Tibbitt Lake, will last 12 days and involves the...
Yukoners discover local hikes – YukonNews.com
“Everybody’s just getting outside” Scenic views, narrow trails — sometimes along steep ridges — and selfies showing...