‘It was one of the most powerful moments of my life’: Mother and daughter dancers from Yukon reflect on Rome experience
Marilyn Yadułtin Jensen and daughter Guna lent cultural support to AFN delegates.
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Yukon public service program struggling to increase number of Indigenous workers
The pilot has been extended in order to boost the percentage of Indigenous government employees from 15 to 22 per cent.
From Kansas to Dawson City, Peter Risby took the long road to mining hall of fame
Risby, the first Black person to be inducted has close ties to Cree community.
Whitehorse taxi safety rally pushes for safer cab rides for Indigenous women
A recent report reveals Indigenous women are three times more likely to report harassment when taking a taxi in Whitehorse compared to non-Indigenous women.
Mixed reaction in Yukon as territorial government prepares to ditch all COVID-19 restrictions
Some First Nations people in Yukon are having reservations about the territory dropping its COVID-19…
Chief in Vuntut Gwitchin First Nation says unusual weather event linked to climate change
Aggressive overflow almost prevents cargo from being delivered to a remote, fly-in community in Yukon.
First Nations female pilot, operators of cultural museum win Yukon innovation awards
Inductees into the innovative hub called Yukonstruct – Hall of Innovators – include Champagne and…
Crush the Crisis: First Nations performers in Yukon are speaking out about the territory’s addictions crisis
First Nations performers in Whitehorse are lending their voice to Yukon’s addictions crisis.
‘My life will never be the same without her’: Yukon’s addictions crisis and the families left behind
The sister of a woman who died from an opioid overdose last month and a recovering addict say more solutions are needed to address Yukon’s addictions crisis.