Whitehorse confirmed as host of the 2026 Arctic Winter Games | PB and J, together again: Whitehorse school eases longstanding ban on nuts | Gladiator Metals gets permit to drill within Whitehorse city limits
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Whitehorse confirmed as host of the 2026 Arctic Winter Games; Athletes and other participants crowd the stage at at the closing ceremonies on Saturday\.

Whitehorse confirmed as host of the 2026 Arctic Winter Games

January 8 , 2024 • 08:00 PM CST

It's official — Whitehorse will host the 2026 Arctic Winter Games, and planning for the big event can now begin.

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PB and J, together again: Whitehorse school eases longstanding ban on nuts; Peanut butter and jelly sandwiches are a lunch classic\. Here are a few recipes to help you use the delicious ingredients in new ways\.

PB and J, together again: Whitehorse school eases longstanding ban on nuts

January 8 , 2024 • 06:40 PM CST

Some elementary students in Whitehorse are heading back to school after the holidays with something they haven't been able to pack in their lunches before: peanut butter sandwiches.

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Gladiator Metals gets permit to drill within Whitehorse city limits; An industrial area near the proposed drill sites near Mount Sima road in Whitehorse\.

Gladiator Metals gets permit to drill within Whitehorse city limits

January 8 , 2024 • 02:25 PM CST

The City of Whitehorse has granted mineral exploration company Gladiator Metals permission to drill in an area near Mount Sima and Copper Haul Road. 

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Smoking snow shows 'holdover fires' still burning in N.W.T. — but not a danger right now, says fire scientist; Smoke drifts upward from snow along the side of Highway 1 near Enterprise, N\.W\.T\., in early December 2023\.

Smoking snow shows 'holdover fires' still burning in N.W.T. — but not a danger right now, says fire scientist

January 8 , 2024 • 10:52 AM CST

Holdover fires are still burning across the N.W.T., sending smoke billowing up from snow banks along roadways, but a fire scientist says there's no need to be alarmed right now.

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Time is running out for Dawson City, Yukon ice bridge; West Dawson resident Sebastien Weisser said he doesn't think an ice bridge will be made this year\. Or atleast not connecting the two ferry landings on each side of the river\.

Time is running out for Dawson City, Yukon ice bridge

January 8 , 2024 • 03:00 AM CST

West Dawson resident Sebastien Weisser says he doesn't think there will be an ice bridge this year. Normally this time of year an ice bridge would be open to light traffic. Weisser says the Yukon Government should scrap the plan and focus on a new plan.

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El Niño effects around Great Slave Lake made for 'spring-like' December in Łútsël K'é, N.W.T.; The community's chief said Łutselk'e is in a housing crises and that the new units are a start to establishing a happier community\.  

January 8 , 2024 • 01:06 PM CST

El Niño effects around Great Slave Lake made for 'spring-like' December in Łútsël K'é, N.W.T.

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Former teacher-on-call in Yukon facing child porn, weapons charges identified; The Department of Education building in Whitehorse\.  

January 5 , 2024 • 02:48 PM CST

Former teacher-on-call in Yukon facing child porn, weapons charges identified

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As hockey rosters finalized for AWG, few from outside the southern N.W.T. make the cut; A photo of Inuvik's arena\. The Beaufort Delta had few hockey players make the final roster of the N\.W\.T\. Arctic Winter Games hockey team, reigniting a longstanding discussion about how the territory's sports teams can be more inclusive to athletes from communities outside Yellowknife\.  

January 8 , 2024 • 12:18 PM CST

As hockey rosters finalized for AWG, few from outside the southern N.W.T. make the cut

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Plans for bison processing plant in Fort Simpson, N.W.T., met with skepticism by local hunter; Bison near Fort Providence, N\.W\.T\.  

January 8 , 2024 • 03:00 AM CST

Plans for bison processing plant in Fort Simpson, N.W.T., met with skepticism by local hunter

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Cabin owner near Yellowknife disturbed by act of arson he witnessed; An abandoned snowmobile on Walsh Lake was torched last weekend\.  

January 5 , 2024 • 08:03 PM CST

Cabin owner near Yellowknife disturbed by act of arson he witnessed

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January 8 , 2024 • 12:01 PM CST

Nunavut won't send team to Canadian women's curling championship in February

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January 6 , 2024 • 03:00 AM CST

Bittersweet feelings for owners of Yellowknife's Vietnamese Noodle House as they prepare for retirement

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January 4 , 2024 • 12:08 PM CST

Sea kayakers who paddled Northwest Passage charged with Parks-related offences in Nunavut

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January 5 , 2024 • 09:39 PM CST

Court hands partial victory to First Nations who say they weren't properly consulted over Yukon mine project

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January 5 , 2024 • 05:42 PM CST

Winnipeg military team parachuted into remote Northwest Territories to rescue plane crash survivors

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