Situated in northwest Canada beside Alaska, the Yukon is one of North America’s last great undiscovered destinations, home to Mount Logan, the planet’s largest non polar icefields and vast untouched ...

These 19 historical sites reflect the period of transition when European building ways and property ownership ideas marked a land long in use by Native Americans.

At night, a heated viewing yurt will await you just outside town. With warm drinks in hand, travelers can listen as a guide weaves together science, story, and myth while the sky stirs overhead and—if ...

A trail camera in Canada’s Yukon Territory has captured footage of three large bears using the same trail at different times. The footage is unique, as explained by David Troup of Yukon Wildlife Cams, ...

Yukon Party Leader Currie Dixon says Yukon voters have opted for change by electing what he calls a “strong Yukon Party majority government.” Dixon is set to become the Yukon’s first premier born in ...

The polls have opened in a Yukon territorial election where voters are also being asked for their say on possible electoral reform. The Yukon Liberals went into the race as a minority government ...

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When Yukoners receive their ballots for the upcoming territorial election, there will almost certainly be some names that many people don’t recognize. Among the eight Liberal MLAs that comprised the ...

The last time 4,000 people moved to the Yukon in a four-year span, the Second World War was happening. People from "Outside" flooded the territory to work on the Alaska Highway and associated defence ...

A landslide into a river in Canada's Yukon territory last December sent a tsunami of ice slabs flying over two football fields away, severing trees in the process. Now, new research suggests that the ...

The skies open up, and a tidal wave of green crosses the sky. The air is frigid and clear, and so too is the Klondike Highway. The auroras last for hours, the boreal forest glowing neon in the dark.

Red Lewis remembers a time when people would line up around the corner in front of Whitehorse’s bars and clubs to get in to see a show. “You couldn’t get in to the Whitehorse Inn on the weekends, the ...