According to the Public Service Alliance of Canada North, a federally-appointed mediator reached out to the union and the city last Friday about re-starting talks. Both parties will go into mediation for the early part of next week.

Highlights of various Arctic Sports and Dene Games played on Day 5 at the Arctic Winter Games in Fort McMurray, Alta., on Thursday.

On Tuesday, representatives from each team at the Arctic Winter Games video-chatted with Prince William. The Prince of Wales asked them about the sports they're involved with and questioned them about the experience of being at the Games.

The Yukon government is adopting a new policy for allocating the territory's limited supply of social housing units, and some critics say it discriminates against those in most desperate need.

The Biden administration released a long-awaited study Wednesday that recommends allowing a major oil development on Alaska's North Slope that supporters say could boost U.S. energy security but that climate activists decry as a "carbon bomb."

Organizations in the Yukon are reacting to big changes for tenants and landlords, including a long called-for ban on no-cause evictions that came into effect overnight.

Staff at the Aurora College South Slave Research Centre are putting out feelers in the community of Fort Smith, N.W.T., asking if local artists and creators would like a Makerspace.

Police are investigating a suspicious death in front of the Chilkoot Inn in downtown Whitehorse. Parts of Ogilvie St. and 4th Ave. were closed Thursday morning, and reopened shortly afterwards.

A man from Fort McPherson, N.W.T., in need of a medical detox for addiction treatment, said the territorial government sent him to a facility in Alberta that doesn't offer detox.

Chris Stipdonk, a veteran of knuckle hop, made it 188 feet on Wednesday — 21 and a half feet farther than the next competitor — seizing gold. He fell just shy of the 191 feet he needed to break the Arctic Winter Games record.