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The Delta Airlines flight with 18 passengers on board landed without incident Saturday morning after experiencing a mechanical issue.

The Yukon Government and Chief Medical Officer of Health provided a progress update on easing COVID-19 restrictions in Yukon.

The Canadian Civil Liberties Association is questioning whether the Yukon Government is violating the Charter with its measures at the Yukon border.

A Whitehorse company will construct a mixed-income housing project in the south end of the city's downtown.

CMOH Dr. Brendan Hanley says there would have been thousands of cases in the territory had public health measures not been put in place.

The city says you will have to start plugging the meter when you are downtown again as of Monday.

The Canada Games Centre will reopen in phases starting in June.

Former cabinet minister Currie Dixon has been named the fourth leader in the party's 29-year history.

In Friday afternoon's briefing Premier Sandy Silver clarified reopening plan timelines and announced daycare restrictions lifted; Minister Ranj Pillai rolls out wage top-up program.

The Second Haven Skateboard Park in Riverdale is ready for some gnarly upgrades starting next week.

Rich Thompson says operators want more clarity in the territorial government plan released last week.

A truck rollover on a mining road has killed a longtime placer miner.

Since May 19th, more than 1.6 million dollars has been provided to Yukon businesses in need.

The message is plain and simple: don't feed the foxes.

Premier announces rules for personal services businesses are now available while restaurant guidelines will be ready later this week; funding available for public K-12 students.

RCMP say the investigation of human remains near Long Lake has wrapped up for now.

The Liberal government says the chance for Opposition MLA's to ask questions about this year's budget will not occur while the Opposition says discussion on COVID-19 spending should be included.

Premier Sandy Silver and CMOH Dr. Brendan Hanley say the four-phase reopening plan is 'not a one-way street' and will be evaluated every 2-4 weeks.

While the pandemic has not stopped some from making weekend plans close to home both the RCMP and Wildland Fire Management are out with some safety advice.

The Putting People First report by an independent expert panel makes 76 recommendations.

As the Premier and CMOH get ready to outline Yukon's reopening plan, the government says enforcement officers will be stationed in Whitehorse and the communities.

Raven announces plastics and tin can now be brought in.

Police have closed off the area to the public during the investigation.

The Northern Territories Alcohol Labels study ran from November 2017 until July 2018 in Whitehorse and Yellowknife.

CMOH Dr. Brendan Hanley says the biggest coronavirus threat is from outside the territory as the territorial government gets set to announce reopening plans.

Police have called on the Yukon RCMP's Historical Case Unit to assist in the search effort.

The COVID-19 Rent Assist Program will see money flow directly to landlords to help tenants in the private housing market.