Where have all the fish gone?
In our latest newsletter, we examine the alarming crashes in fish populations from the Fraser...
Climate change is causing more rain in the North. That’s bad news for permafrost
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6 min. readNew study shows wetter weather is thawing the frozen ground that covers a quarter of...
Yukon River salmon count comes up 20,000 short, halting First Nations fisheries
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Warming, disease and high waters blamed for disappearance of thousands of Chinook salmon that entered...
Tr’ondëk Hwëch’in call on Yukon government to delay caribou hunt
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The Fortymile herd’s numbers had dwindled so significantly that for 25 years permit hunts weren’t...
Yukon’s Gold Rush-era system for staking mineral claims, explained
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Critics say the territory’s free entry system, which is the first step toward mine development,...
10 Indigenous guardian programs, including Yukon’s Kluane First Nation’s, get federal funding
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Kluane’s wildlife monitors will be the eyes of the nation on their traditional territory, watching...
Yukon flooded with mushroom pickers ignoring COVID-19 restrictions
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Despite limits on entry, harvesters from outside the territory are congregating on the First Nation...
Yukon University launches study into native plant use for mine remediation
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New research project seeks to build better understanding of how locally grown plants can best...
In Yukon, a familiar story of a shuttered mine, a bankrupt company and unpaid cleanup bills
In our latest newsletter, we examine how Yukon’s lax oversight of the resource sector has...
