The return of the caribou
The community of Old Crow, Yukon, is ecstatic at the sight of the Porcupine caribou...
A soap business bubbles up in midst of Yukon mining boom
This is part two of Land Crafted: a five-part video series exploring entrepreneurship in northern...
The world’s longest border is moving
Plant life in the tundra may be moving slowly, but for some species it’s a...
Gold seekers are flooding into the Yukon and wreaking havoc on its rivers
A growing gold rush of placer miners is wreaking havoc on the territory of the...
In photos: The fight for the Yukon River’s last salmon
For two decades, the Yukon River's once-vital salmon runs declined while American and Canadian governments...
Site C Dam Eyed to Power Yukon’s Mining Boom
A new proposal to send power from B.C.’s Site C dam to remote Yukon mines...
PHOTOS: Documenting the North’s Mighty and Threatened Peel Watershed
The Peel Watershed covers 68,000 square kilometres of pristine mountains, wetlands, rivers, tundra and forest....
That Time Trudeau Announced $360 Million for Roads to Yukon Mines That Haven’t Been Approved Yet
In early September, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced more than $360 million in funding for...
After the Mining Rush: A Visit to Faro Mine, One of Canada’s Costliest, Most Contaminated Sites
The Yukon’s giant Faro Mine was once the world’s largest open-pit lead and zinc mine....
