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As part of Yukoner Appreciation Week, the Whitehorse Chamber of Commerce is hosting a free all-ages concert at 5 p.m. on Saturday, October 24 at Third Avenue and Steele Street.
Temporary street closures:
Third Avenue between Main Street and Steele Street will be clos...Whitehorse City Council has endorsed A Place to Be: Framework for Community Action to End Homelessness 2025-2030, and ensured the City of Whitehorse will support the implementation of the plan.
A Place to Be, developed by the Yukon Anti-Poverty Coalition, is a plan to reduce homelessness in the Yukon by 50 percent. It provides governments, organizatio...
There will be a temporary shutdown of water services in the Kopper King area on Friday, October 30 from about 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. as part of work to replace a hydrant at McIntyre Creek Booster Station.
Residents and businesses in the area are encouraged to store water in advance of the shutdown, if needed.
The City thanks residents and businesses for their patience...
Dumping waste on City or private property is illegal. It damages the natural environment and is costly to remove.
Please remember to:
Place waste in proper containers Use the Waste Management Facility or territorial waste and recycling facilities If you see someone illegal dumping, visitThe City is temporarily suspending open burn permits and the use of backyard firepits on Tuesday, October 20.
This suspension is due to a weather warning issued for Whitehorse as 80 km/h wind gusts are expected.
The suspension will be in effect until at least 10 a.m. Wednesday, October 21 and will only be lifted when it safe to do so.
Anyone with a daily ...