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Feds backtrack on characterizing northern military spending as new
National Defence Minister Bill Blair said last week the federal government was increasing its investment in northern military hubs from $218 million to $2.67 billion. The Department of Defence now says the higher figure stems from a change in accounting and isn't actually an increase.
Yukon RCMP 'not going anywhere,' says commanding officer, responding to PM's proposed reforms
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's proposal for bold reform of the RCMP — including a shift away from boots-on-the ground policing they provide in provinces and territories — is getting mixed reaction in the Yukon.
Whitehorse city council approves permanent transit priority lane in Riverdale
Whitehorse will have a permanent transit priority lane in Riverdale this year. The lane will run between Alsek Road and Hospital Road along Lewes Boulevard. City buses, school buses and cyclists will be able to use the lane.
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Lawyer tapped to study Giant Mine legacy comes with no 'preconceived notions'
Murray Rankin has been appointed to look into the impacts Giant Mine has had on Indigenous communities near Yellowknife and to make recommendations to the minister of Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs.
Yukon NDP leader calls to scrap public funding for Catholic schools
Fort Liard resident says wood stove program recipients chosen ahead of meeting
Yukon NDP leader's truck vandalized, painted with threatening messages
Deaths of 3 Dehcho residents have MLAs demanding an investigation
City of Yellowknife to redirect funds for pipeline work to replace pumphouse
Yukon government gives Whitehorse shelter operator three-month contract extension
Country food store opens in Iqaluit
First Nation wins case against lawyer who stashed gold for former Denesoline CEO Ron Barlas
5-bedroom transitional home opens in Yellowknife for people back from addictions treatment
Children, families harmed by on-reserve child welfare system can now apply for compensation
New truck to beef up fire response in Champagne, Yukon
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