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Dead Labrador boy's family slams DND search 'failure'

The family of a 14-year-old boy found dead off the coast of northern Labarador are asking why the Canadian Forces waited to look for their son due to weather when a private helicopter was able to land on the scene in the same conditions.

read more at CBC North - posted 5 Feb 2012

Inquest to be held for Nunavut man's death

A coroner's inquest into the 2009 death of Adamie Nuturalak will take place in Iqaluit next month. Nuturalak died while in police custody.

read more at CBC North - posted 5 Feb 2012

Inuit company buys controlling stake in Air Labrador

The Inuit goverment in Labrador has bought a controlling stake in an airline that provides many of the flights in the region.

read more at CBC North - posted 5 Feb 2012

Astronauts to photograph northern lights

Starting Thursday, two astronauts aboard the International Space Station will photograph the aurora borealis and beam the images back to Earth as part of the AuroraMAX project.

read more at CBC North - posted 5 Feb 2012

Government was aware of deadly gas dangers

The Yukon government was warned about dangerous oil-fired appliances in the territory years before deadly carbon monoxide gas likely killed a family and their friend last week in Porter Creek.

read more at Whitehorse Star - posted 3 Feb 2012

‘This sad event reaches across territorial boundaries’

Yukon MP Ryan Leef rose in the House of Commons this morning to brief MPs on last week’s deaths of five Yukoners from suspected carbon monoxide poisoning.

read more at Whitehorse Star - posted 3 Feb 2012

‘Amazing turnout’ greets racers

Fans were lined out the door for the “Meet the Mushers” event Thursday night at the Alpine Lodge in Fairbanks.

read more at Whitehorse Star - posted 3 Feb 2012

Snowboard Yukon announces its 2012 Arctic Winter Games team

Snowboard Yukon has selected its team for the 2012 Arctic Winter Games in March.

read more at Whitehorse Star - posted 3 Feb 2012

Community helps pick Watson Lake’s new top cop

Corp. Cam Lockwood, soon to be promoted to sergeant, was picked to head the Watson Lake detachment by a committee that included a local representative.

read more at Yukon News - posted 3 Feb 2012

Yukon AWG hockey rosters released

After more than a month of scrimmages, drills and practice games, the Yukon Amateur Hockey Association this week released the rosters for the three teams that will represent the territory at the Arctic Winter Games next month.

read more at Yukon News - posted 3 Feb 2012

Another round for Juneau road

Heavyweight boxer George Chuvalo might have lost 18 fights over the course of his career but no one was ever able to knock him down.  If the Juneau Access Improvement Project were a boxer, it would be George Chuvalo.

read more at Yukon News - posted 3 Feb 2012

Learning from a tragic lesson

The Yukon government is offering its condolences to those affected by the recent death of five Whitehorse residents, but it is not offering much else.

read more at Yukon News - posted 3 Feb 2012

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