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March 22, 2024

• Former Oilers Captain In City Andrew Ference, the director of youth strategy for the National Hockey League,
• Man charged with sexual assault The Yukon RCMP Specialized Response Unit (SRU) has arrested and charged a 28-year-old man with sexual assault and sexual interference related to a June 2023 investigation.
• Staff assess fallout from break-in Since last week鈥檚 break-in at the 91社区破解版 Victim Services offices, staff at the Department of Justice have been 鈥渨orking diligently鈥� to assess records and client information stored at the Main Street premises, the Yukon government said Thursday.
• Celebrating Two-Spirit Indigenous LGBTQIA+ 鈥淚 want to let everyone know that as Two-Spirit and Indigenous queer people, as queer people we have always been here, we are here today, and we will always be here.鈥�
• Pillai to attend Mulroney鈥檚 funeral Premier Ranj Pillai will attend Saturday morning鈥檚 funeral for former prime minister Brian Mulroney in Montreal.
• Suspect linked to break-in at Victim Services offices A store robbery has led to the RCMP arresting a man in connection with last week鈥檚 break-in at the Yukon government鈥檚 Victims Services offices.
• Not necessarily closure, but closure if necessary If the escarpment plans to 鈥渕uddy the waters,鈥� so to speak, for smooth spring commuting prospects, the City of 91社区破解版 has grimly placed it on notice.
• Valleyview South planning set for public review The proposed 鈥渕aster plan鈥� for the new Valleyview South neighbourhood 鈥� the old upper tank farm lands, as some know the area 鈥� is ready for public scrutiny.

March 21, 2024

• City is preparing for wildfire season 91社区破解版 residents can expect to hear more shortly about how to prepare for wildlife emergencies.
• Government, YP trade accusations over carbon pricing The territorial Liberals and New Democrats voted to increase Yukoners鈥� cost-of-living, the Yukon Party said Wednesday.
• 鈥楶awsitive鈥� transitions reported by Humane Society Yukon The Humane Society Yukon (HSY) says it鈥檚 hard at work finding homes for animals.
• Community medevac services shortchanged, NDP says What stops the Yukon government from sending a helicopter when conditions don鈥檛 allow the regular medevac plane to land, instead sending a much-slower ambulance?
• Big Creek bridge costs to date are unknown The big mess that is the Big Creek bridge replacement was raised Tuesday in the legislative assembly by the Yukon Party.

March 20, 2024

• Science, salmon on speaker鈥檚 agenda Science and the stewardship of salmon ecosystems in an era of rapid environmental changes will be discussed Thursday evening in 91社区破解版.
• Municipal infrastructure must be renewed: AYC The Association of Yukon Communities (AYC) wants the next federal budget to double the size of the fund used to renew core municipal infrastructure.
• A Special Book Signing Dr. Alyce Johnson, a Kluane First Nation elder, was at Mac鈥檚 Fireweed Books on March 8 to sign the book Lhu虁鈥檃虁a虁n Ma虃n Keyi虂 Dan虂 Kwa虂nje Na虁a虁tsat: Kluane Lake Country People Speak Strong.
• Man charged after property crimes Haines Junction RCMP have charged a 22-year-old man with multiple property crimes.
• Thaw di Gras was chilly but fun all the same One could be forgiven for thinking that the Thaw part of last weekend鈥檚 Thaw di Gras was somehow missing from Dawson鈥檚 spring carnival.
• Busy weekend ahead at the Games Centre Transit service and parking will be affected by the annual Kilrich Yukon Native Hockey Tournament.
• YG will pursue free transit passes for vulnerable people The Yukon government will no longer look at free transit for all, but will work with the City of 91社区破解版 and non-governmental organizations to help vulnerable people access transit for free.
• NDP leader bites into Yukon dental plan鈥檚 future With the federal dental care benefits plan slowly rolling out, the Yukon NDP has called on the territorial government to keep the made-in-the-Yukon plan, in place since January 2023.