IN PHOTOS: Moosehide Gathering brings reconnection, revitalization and a good time to Dawson City, Yukon
The 17th bi-annual Moosehide Gathering was one of the largest gatherings yet, with 1500 people in attendance on Friday according to organizers.
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The 17th bi-annual Moosehide Gathering was one of the largest gatherings yet, with 1500 people in attendance on Friday according to organizers.
One Yellowknife teen may end up stranded far from home, on their own, if family's flights cancelled.
Across different regions of Inuit Nunaat, there are differences in qajaq design. By learning and celebrating those differences, these kayak makers have high hopes the tradition…
A cold front forecast for much of the N.W.T. this weekend brings a chance of lightning strikes — and with it an increased risk of wildfires, according to N.W.T. Fire.
From F-35 fighter jets to Black Hawk tactical helicopters and massive Globemaster planes, American and Canadian military aircraft are regularly coming and going from the Whitehorse…
The toll of taking care of her daughter is a lot for Georgette Aisaican. Her, and other advocates, are stressing the need for standalone disability legislation in the Yukon.
For two years Iqaluit artist Jesse Tungilik collected receipts. Those pieces of paper became the medium he used to create artwork now on display at the National Art Gallery.
An iconic 1949 photograph of Helen Konek entering an igloo has gone viral dozens of times, giving viewers a glimpse into Arctic life. Konek died on July 25 at age 95, leaving…
The Yukon News’s publisher says moving to Friday-only printing is an upgrade, and a former staff member calls it a strategic shift. Some local readers say going down to one edition…
Zakk Lafferty’s second trial on second-degree murder charges ended Friday when jurors found him guilty. Lafferty’s first trial on the same charges ended in a mistrial last year.
The Government of the Northwest Territories announced Friday that, as of September 1, the minimum wage in the territory would increase by a quarter.
Another summer is passing without a traditional salmon harvest for many people in the Yukon, but in the Southern Lakes, citizens of local First Nations are still gathering around…