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Residents say there has been a heavy police presence at a home on Loon Road overnight, and RCMP say the situation has ended peacefully.

Hugh Neff is facing sanctions after one of his dogs died on the trail during this year's race.

Whitehorse RCMP are investigating graffiti on the Worker's Memorial in Shipyards Park.

Yukon's Minister of the Public Service Commission says a culture of fear in government has to be broken.

The Yukon Bureau of statistics says the territory's population increased by 337 compared to a year ago.

Yukon's Department of Environment is asking the public to be mindful of attractants that could lead to bear conflicts.

More than a hundred people gathered in the McIntyre neighbourhood of Whitehorse to remember Sarah MacIntosh, Wendy Carlick, Greg Dawson, and Allan Waugh.

A dive team was called in to confirm nobody was inside the submerged van which was later found to be stolen.

A longtime volunteer with the Women's Auxiliary for the Whitehorse General Hospital is recognized during National Volunteer Week.

Following consultation for the Smart Cities Challenge, the city is looking to win $10 million dollars to tackle housing affordability.

Cooler April temperatures are impacting numbers at Swan Haven but could spike over the next few weeks.

Takhini-Kopper King MLA Kate White says the governments needs to end evictions without cause and restrict pad rent increases.

The Kwanlin Dun field in McIntyre will get over $53,000 in support from the Toronto Blue Jays and their Care Foundation for much-needed improvements.

Four Yukon projects have been awarded $10,000 to further develop their ideas in pursuit of $60,000 grand prize.

Whitehorse's Rachel Grantham says the city and territory need to work together to improve driving habits.

The Municipal Guide to Cannabis Legalization, provided in part by the Association of Yukon Communities, aims to help with licensing, enforcement, and policy.

The parent of an F.H. Collins student says he wants to meet with police, the department, and parents to improve communication about serious incidents.

Police found the risk to be low and school officials say all information needed to be gathered before contacting parents.

The Yukon Aboriginal Women's Council says it supports the families to ensure 'no stone left unturned'.

City administration says the cost of a carbon tax could reach as high as $328K a year when carbon hits $50 per carbon tonne.

The territorial government says people leaving campsites unattended could be subject to a $200 fine.

Negotiators for the city and union say they were in bargaining until early Monday morning and have reached a tentative agreement.

The department of Health and Social Services says reports of wrongdoing were addressed immediately when they were raised.

The Woddcutter's Blanket is one of the country's best drinking establishments according to the 'Best 100' list.

Over 300 city employees could be on strike as early as 8 a.m. Monday as the union weighs its options ahead of bargaining this weekend.

The Liquor Corporation says it has take the first step to ensure the steady supply of cannabis to the territory for when the product becomes legal.

The organization says cases dealing with custody, access, or child support will not be accepted until June following increased case load.

A fuel truck has been removed from the scene of an accident near Fireside, B.C., and crews are now working to determine the extent of any damage.

The community of Old Crow is gathering for the funeral of Joe Linklater who passed away over the weekend.

The Yukon NDP says its concerned privatization could have negative impacts on communities throughout the territory.

'The Company of the White Wolf' will make-up much of team Canada at international events in Italy and Scotland.

The Council of Yukon First Nations says Yukon needs a system that is culturally relevant and reflects First Nation ways and values.

A Whitehorse-based organization is back in the territory to meet supporters and provide an update on progress in Haiti.

More than 80 participants will be taking part in a three-day event aimed at reducing waste in the territory.

Four groups are part of the project which will begin later this spring.

City of Whitehorse road crews are working to clear system backups and drain issues as temperatures climb, putting added stress on infrastructure.

The city is disposing of four newly approved lots but one councilor is concerned around about the price tag.

The Executive Director of Autism Yukon says the territory's autism spectrum disorder rate is most likely similar to the national average, despite federal findings.

The Opposition says the government is missing key details following the release of a carbon tax analysis document.

The city of Whitehorse is hopeful it won't have to implement a newly reached agreement as a work to rule campaign continues in Whitehorse.

Tributes continue to pour in for Joe Linklater who passed away suddenly over the weekend.

Reporters and officials gathered at a technical briefing to hear details on how a new carbon tax would impact the territory.

The coroner has released the identity of the 50-year-old victim.

The town says income is remaining the same while expenses are rising, and they are looking to the community for suggestions.

This week's Standing Committee meeting was held in the original council chambers when City Hall opened in 1967.

Minister responsible for the Liquor Corporation John Streicker says a liquor labeling study is key to understanding consumption habits in Yukon.

Whitehorse students will be back in school on either August 21 or 22 according to the territory's newly released calendars.

Starting in 2019, Yukoners will be able to go online for land title services.

The Yukon Government says they are looking at expanding detox options in the communities, and could add more beds in Whitehorse if they are needed.

Whitehorse city council is hearing from some neighborhood residents who want motorized recreational vehicles banned on the trail.