By mid-June last year, lightning strikes had started 98 new fires. Evacuation alerts were in effect for Stewart Crossing and Mayo and travel on the North Klondike Highway was impacted. By comparison, right now, there's only one fire of...

Members voted to dissolve the 40-year old organization at its annual general meeting Wednesday. The chamber is facing financial challenges and increased competition from a growing number of advocacy groups in the Yukon.

The former Cassiar asbestos mine is just south of the Yukon-B.C. border. Many residents and mine workers from Cassiar went on to have lethal lung issues.

Launched in partnership with local health professionals and the University of Alberta, the government is hoping to attract and retain doctors in the territory. The first participant will be a new graduate who grew up in the Yukon.

Launched in partnership with local health professionals and the University of Alberta, the government is hoping to attract and retain doctors in the territory. The first participant will be a new graduate who grew up in the Yukon.

The chamber has been a small business advocate for 40 years. It says there are now numerous industry groups and associations all competing for membership fees.

The Yukon government is issuing temporary licence extensions to placer miners in the queue for licence renewals as staff work through the backlog of permit approvals and licence renewal applications. The CBC's Chris Macintyre has more.

Explore the untamed wilderness of Kluane National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site located in the rugged Yukon territory of Canada. This vast park is home to stunning glaciers, snow-capped peaks, and vibrant wildlife. Watch as drone...

Businessman Mike Pemberton launched his campaign for the Liberal leadership in Whitehorse Tuesday, promising action on affordability, housing, health care and public safety. His candidacy means the first contested leadership race for the...

Mining in the territory has had major setbacks in the past couple of years. First was the abandonment of the Minto Mine. Then there was the catastrophic heap leach failure at the Eagle Mine.

Developing more land for housing, supporting more First Nations involvement and defending the public’s access to public lands were a few of the suggestions the government heard from residents when looking into the new Public Lands Act....

The head of the Skagway, Alaska tourism office says she's hopeful Yukoners will come to visit the Alaskan port town this season.

The U.S. wants a Whitehorse man to be extradited to Oregon in relation to a homicide case in the state. Cole Sinclair faces a number of charges, including first-degree murder. Jackie Hong reports.

A study published last week tracked over 2,000 Arctic plant communities over the course of four decades.

In a surprise move Wednesday, Yukon Premier Ranj Pillai announced he's stepping down. Pillai told reporters he plans to stay on until a new leader is selected. Virginie Ann has the details.

The Canadian Red Cross is holding a training exercise in Whitehorse on Thursday. Staff and volunteers will practise responding to a wildfire evacuation by opening a reception centre and a 120-bed shelter at the Canada Games Centre.

Many Canadians are rethinking travel to the United States this summer, focusing instead on exploring their own country. The Yukon is hoping to cash in on those "home-grown" visitors.

Whitehorse's new $50-million Hyatt Place Hotel tops the list, but the developer also released plans to convert parts of the recently aquired Town and Mountain Hotel.

In Whitehorse, there was another forum for candidates Wednesday night. Hosted by the Council of Yukon First Nations and Assembly of First Nations Yukon, there was one question came up multiple times.

Last month 1957 Yukoners were fed by the Yukon Food Bank. That's up 67 people from the month before. The CBC's George Maratos has more.

The federal election is less than 3 weeks away. Virginie Ann has been watching the race and has the latest.

The N.W.T. Department of Justice is planning public engagement on Safer Communities and Neighbourhoods (SCAN) legislation this fall, but a Yukon lawyer is warning that such a law could be unconstitutional.

The territorial and federal governments say the Whitehorse dam can be relicensed until 2050. As Julien Greene reports, Yukon Energy will have to observe strict checks and balances aimed at protecting salmon.

Natan Obed, president of Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami, the national representational organization for Inuit in Canada, says the North lacks the infrastructure to interact with the rest of Canada, and the election is an opportunity to bring...