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SEASONAL FAVOURITE TAKES THE STAGE a ' Grayson Vanderbyl and Calvin Laveck will perform in the annual Northern Lights School of Dance presentation of a Nutcrackera TM at the Yukon Arts Centre.
InterOil Rises After Papua New Guinea Approves $7 Billion Natural Gas Plan
InterOil Corp. , a Canadian natural- gas explorer and oil refiner, rose the most in six weeks after receiving Papua New Guinea government approval for a $7 billion liquefied-natural-gas project.
Creation of a supplementary Canada Pension Plan would allow Canadians ...
The Canadian Press Michael Ignatieff unveiled proposals Tuesday aimed at providing urgent help to people left in 'catastrophic' financial straits due to Canada's pension 'crisis.' But if the situation is so urgent, critics questioned why Ignatieff waited until just before Parliament's six-week Christmas break to echo proposals made by NDP Leader ...
Ignatieff to call for pension plan reform
Bill Curry Ottawa - Published on Monday, Dec. 07, 2009 10:00PM EST Last updated on Monday, Dec.
Department of Peace campaigner seeks Vancouver chapter
Dr. Saul Arbess of Victoria, who is Co-Chair of the Canadian Department of Peace Initiative , encouraged his audience at the Oak St.
Nortel pension meltdown just tip of iceberg
T hink of the crisis in the Nortel pension meltdown as the tip of the retirement income iceberg.
B.C. welcomes all provinces to join western-led pension upgrade
OTTAWA a ' British Columbia is rolling out the welcome mat for other provinces to join a western-led effort to help fatten the retirement income of many Canadians.
The Yukon's politicians have started working towards a ban on using cellphones while driving, but it will likely take a while before any legislation takes effect.
Link: UpHere.ca Whitehorse, Yukon, may be the world's "Mecca for mutts," resident Katharine Sandiford writes.
Sunken Gold Rush stern-wheeler found in lake
Underwater archaeologists have found a virtual time capsule of life during Canada's Klondike Gold Rush: a sunken Yukon River stern-wheeler so preserved that researchers can document the last minutes of the five-man crew as well as their life aboard the primitive cargo-hauler. The door of the steam boiler on the A.J. Goddard was open, and slightly ...
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Archaeologists Get New Look at 1901 Sinking
A discovery north of Skagway is giving archaeologists a flashback to a stormy Klondike winter day in 1901, when the steamship A.J. Goddard sank in Lake Laberge outside of Whitehorse, Yukon.
Yukon doctor shortage easing: report
The Yukon has seen a big increase in the number of doctors practising in the territory in recent years, according to a national health report released Thursday.
Iqaluit needs performing arts centre, advocates say
Two members of Iqaluit's arts scene are teaming up to help create Nunavut's first performing arts centre.
Increase retirement benefits for Canadians: Study
The federal government should boost Old Age Security benefits to help offset shrinking to non-existent retirement income many Canadians stand to get from private sources, says a study says.
Sunken Gold Rush ship discovered in Yukon
The steam-powered sternwheeler A.J. Goddard, loaded with men, supplies and firewood, heads toward the Klondike gold fields along the Yukon River in 1898.
Lead Dog Ale Yukon Brewing, Whitehorse, Yukon $13.99 for A six pack Winter is coming.
On the Trail of the Yukon's Black Pioneers
Lillian Mabel Taylor worked in Livingstone Creek and Whitehorse from 1902-1913 as a cook and laundress, and owned mining claims.
Yukon health minister wishes 'accident' on MLA
The Yukon's health minister startled members of the legislature on Tuesday when he said he hopes an opposition MLA "has an accident." Health and Social Services Minister Glenn Hart made the remark during question period, after NDP MLA Steve Cardiff asked him to address the problem of overcrowded conditions at Whitehorse General Hospital.
Demand rising at Whitehorse food bank
Whitehorse's first full-time food bank is helping more than 1,000 people each month, meaning as many as one in 20 Whitehorse residents are in need of regular food aid.