The flags of Kwanlin Dun First Nation and Ta'an Kwatch'an Council will fly alongside the Canadian flag in front of city hall.
The Flags of the First Nations, whose traditional territories are the lands in which the city of Whitehorse resides, now will raise their flags alongside Canada at city hall.
It was a shared day of reconciliation as the three governments signed a Declaration of Commitment.
Elders, dignitaries, artists and councilors were on hand for the celebration.
Whitehorse RCMP seek public's help in locating missing 73-year-old man
Mr. McLeod is described as being approximately 5'10" tall, with hazel eyes, grey hair, and a medium build.
CYFN opens new wellness centre in Whistle Bend
New facility provides temporary housing with a 32-bed capacity, as well as Indigenous-led programming for women and children.
'Old Crow a Philosophy' makes global premiere at YAC
The 47-minute film tells the story of how the young people of Old Crow conceived and brought into being the largest solar power installation in Canada’s north.
Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Minister makes justice announcement in Teslin
CIRNAC Minister Gary Anandasangaree visited the community to announce the signing of the Corrections and Community Services amendment to the TTC Administration of Justice Agreement Implementation Plan.
Yukon First Nations Culture and Tourism Association cancels events for 2025, including Adäka Festival
The Adäka Cultural Festival, which has been running annually since 2011, brings together Indigenous artists from the Yukon, Alaska, and the Northwest Territories.
Whitehorse residents and Yukon NDP speak out against a proposed transit fare hike
The City of Whitehorse's 2025 Operating Budget proposes a 40% increase for transit fare, bringing the cost of a single ticket up from $2.50 to $3.50
UPDATED: Whitehorse General Hospital unable to sterilize surgical instruments; cancels surgeries
Yukon Hospitals says that a systemic review of the situation is underway.
Diane Strand wins Haines Junction mayoral byelection
Strand's victory is seen as a significant win for the community, particularly given her Indigenous heritage, as she becomes the first Indigenous mayor of Haines Junction.
Copper Haul Road closure announced for bridge repairs
The repairs are necessary for the Sima Creek and Wolf Creek bridges, and are weather-dependent.
Yukon Government and Canadian Government partner to boost local businesses
This funding will help build a robust angel investor ecosystem in the territory, providing entrepreneurs with financial backing, mentorship, and access to networks.
Whitehorse RCMP investigate vehicle that entered open water on Lake Laberge
Police say that two of the three occupants of the vehicle were able to make it out of the vehicle safely.
Yukon NDP hosts virtual mining discussion
Panelist and former Yukon Conservation Society Analyst says that the Yukon is "woefully behind on land use planning."
Chief Superintendent Lindsay Ellis Becomes Yukon RCMP M Division's First Female Commanding Officer
She's fostered genuine relationships with Yukon First Nations and diverse groups, promoting collaboration and communication across the territory.
Yukon Ombudsman threatens legal action in response to finance minister's meddling
The government's actions are a departure from the legislated budgeting process
Families sue Yukon Government and Connective after loved ones die at downtown shelter
The lawsuits claim that the shelter's lack of proper policies and trained staff contributed to the women's deaths.
Multi-Vehicle Collision Closes Alaska Highway, Multiple Injuries Reported
Five people travelling in the pickup truck were transported to hospital with minor injuries
Daughter demands answers after second family member dies at 405 Alexander
Bailey's biological father also died at the shelter in 2021, and she claims that the shelter's staff provided conflicting accounts of the circumstances surrounding the death of her stepfather.
Yukon Risks Blackouts This Winter as Hydro Power Plant Undergoes Repairs
The Aishihik turbine was critically damaged in October, and repair work is not expected to be completed until spring.
YUKON'S SPEAKER DEMANDS ANSWERS FROM HIS OWN LIBERAL GOVERNMENT ABOUT POLITICAL INTERFERENCE WITH ELECTIONS YUKON AND TWO OTHER OVERSIGHT BODIES
Following complaints, Speaker Jeremy Harper writes to Sandy Silver to ask why the government is interfering with Elections Yukon, Yukon Child and Youth Advocate Office, and the office of the Yukon Ombudsman
Liard First Nation Employees Fired After Advocating for Change
Emeral Poppe and Diana Lee Jimmy have been vocal advocates for change within Liard First Nation, raising concerns over transparency.