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The Premier, Ministers and Chiefs discussed mining, economic development and the Arctic and Northern Policy Framework at the Yukon Forum. Learn more: https://t.co/EpjCeo9RXq pic.twitter.com/6tI4BnyxiQ

— Government of Yukon (@yukongov) February 15, 2019

Check out this incredible time lapse of the northern lights captured in the Yukon 🤩- 📹 tornadogreg #Canada #Yukon #NorthernLights #Arctic #CanadianNorth pic.twitter.com/ipcok5CgGg

— Freshdaily (@freshdaily) February 10, 2020

Through our work in the far north in #Ontario, the northern #boreal mountains in #Yukon and BC, and the western #Arctic, we strive to protect wild places that animals call home.

Support conservation this #WorldEnvironmentDay: https://t.co/435ZO1jArx pic.twitter.com/ADPh9ZWAQB

— WCS Canada (@WCS_Canada) June 5, 2019

Changing climate leads to changes in pest distribution, severity, and frequency which contributes to aspen decline. This is why ongoing monitoring of forests is so important. Find out what we learned this year in the 2020 Forest Health Report at https://t.co/gZk1BUUFSn #Yukon pic.twitter.com/ubNcS0WurC

— EnergyMinesResources (@EMRYukon) June 15, 2021

I was pleased to speak alongside Spokesperson Ward of the Taku River Tlingit First Nation to the progress we are making together to advance the Atlin Hydro Expansion project. Read more here: https://t.co/P88UiCoNP8 pic.twitter.com/agaN3J03xk

— Ranj Pillai (@RanjPillai1) February 25, 2021

Today we announced the 4th Yukon Resource Gateway agreement with Liard First Nation to upgrade the Robert Campbell Highway. We are supporting lasting investment in Yukon’s mineral resource sector in a way that maximizes benefits for Yukon communities. https://t.co/9xJKFDN6R9 https://t.co/bPCQuQkvLj

— Ranj Pillai (@RanjPillai1) June 26, 2020

So excited to share this feature video about @spinreg made in collab w/ @ShakatJournal, powered by Rolf and Marg Hougen & with support from @EcDevYukon. Part 2 of our 3 part Yukon Entrepreneur Documentary Series. Watch it here https://t.co/aGbLX1KGPn

— Yukonstruct Society (@yukonstruct) August 27, 2021

From local shelves to a global marketplace, we’re pleased to provide funding for Grandma Treesaw’s Yukon Bannock export expansion plan. https://t.co/sLkqjL6s5W

— Economic Development (@EcDevYukon) August 31, 2021

Our 2021 CMW Virtual Festival starts in less than half an hour! https://t.co/FCfrBv6h4Y

it is ENTIRELY FREE to attend and all artist performances are available on-demand. Don't miss it!

— Canadian Music Week (@CMW_Week) May 18, 2021

Our music video for "Slippin'" is now on YouTube! Be sure to like and subscribe! https://t.co/uj5RkDKgow
Video by the Bullen Brothers, song produced by Jim Holland.
Thanks to @EcDevYukon Yukon Media Development for their support!

— Major Funk Music (@majorfunkmusic) March 12, 2021

Congratulations to the cast and crew of Polaris! From filming in Yukon in March to Cannes in July. #OutstandingAchievement #YukonFilmCrewsRock https://t.co/RXcB32HERN

— YT Media Development (@reelyukon) July 8, 2021

Yukon residents from BIPOC communities are eligible to apply to be production trainees on @VancityReynolds next Vancouver Production. Class Act as usual, Mr. Reynolds. https://t.co/GU4SeJrmhh

— YT Media Development (@reelyukon) September 25, 2020

Stories on Wheels performs on The Wharf at the Street Eats and Beats Cultural Festival. The next showing is at 4:00 behind the Yukon Visitor Information Centre. #festival #music #family #foodtrucks #streeteatsandbeats pic.twitter.com/KYAuuRPq1r

— Yukon Arts Centre (@YukonArtsCentre) September 11, 2021

What will you'll find at the Arctic Circle on #Yukon's Dempster Highway this time of year? Brilliant Northern Lights. pic.twitter.com/U8G86bW2Q5

— Travel Yukon (@TravelYukon) March 7, 2013

The restoration of the Where Legends Meet sculpture started this week, and the team is hard at work under the tent! We’re happy to support the conservation of this fantastic art piece at the @yukonberingia Interpretive Centre. Follow their page for more updates. https://t.co/A25SRl23se

— Tourism and Culture (@insideyukon) August 18, 2021

Fire danger is low across the Yukon heading into the long weekend, but remember to pack a bucket with your rain coat. Soak, stir and repeat to put out all fires before leaving a site or going to bed. pic.twitter.com/LwHZx3PWLE

— Protective Services (@YukonPS) August 13, 2021

Yukon Employment Report, Aug '21https://t.co/3O2nThEHPh

— Yukon Stats Bureau (@YukonStats) September 14, 2021

Excited to see Yukon University profiled by the UK's Times Higher Education magazine: Canada’s Arctic university ‘lets north solve northern problems’ – https://t.co/Sbbbw0THdE. Thanks @elliebothwell! #YukonU #cdnpse #HigherEd #cdnpoli @timeshighered pic.twitter.com/bGFippWD5o

— Yukon University (@YukonUniversity) January 24, 2020

By 2100, we should expect the Yukon to feel less like the Arctic and more like the northern Rockies, says one study https://t.co/uEwegFcLR4 pic.twitter.com/4WCfXPt7AT

— Anchorage Daily News (@adndotcom) September 28, 2016

A record-hot summer day in the northwest with highs in the 30's in Northern #Yukon and #NWT today, above the #Arctic Circle! Up to 33°C in Fort Good Hope, just south of it. #YTwx #North pic.twitter.com/lcvCEkklWs

— Patrick Duplessis (@Pat_wx) July 24, 2018

Canada, you need to learn the truth': An open letter from AFN Yukon Regional Chief Kluane Adamek https://t.co/yuJlLqyQ4I

— Dr. Katharine Smart (@KatharineSmart) June 30, 2021

The Arctic is warming three times quicker than the rest of Canada. It is impacting the wildlife & fish that many Northern communities depend on. Today, I met with #Yukon Regional Chief, @KluaneAdamek to discuss continued involvement of First Nations communities in #ClimateAction. pic.twitter.com/bc0mNtG0ZU

— Jonathan Wilkinson 🇨🇦 (@JonathanWNV) February 6, 2020

Typing up story w/ awe re: Marianne Heading from #Derbyshire, the first woman to win the Yukon Arctic Ultra. She says just as she was about to give up, she saw the Northern Lights 'dancing across the sky' and 'it seemed there was a greater force guiding and celebrating' with her pic.twitter.com/JJ0fRM7XMD

— Sophie Wills (@journosophie) February 18, 2019

I always wished I could spend fall in the Yukon, but had to leave each year at the end of the summer. Maybe I'll get up there for a September soon to catch the magic. 🪄 https://t.co/9yDtww5E0I

— Dr. Frances Stewart (@StewartResearch) September 26, 2020

Wildfire evacuation alert issued for people on stretch of Robert Campbell Highway in southeast Yukon. https://t.co/pUdN4yocla

— CBC News Alerts (@CBCAlerts) July 10, 2018

Enjoy the wilderness by day and the chance to hunt the Northern Lights by night in the stunning and remote Yukon >> https://t.co/inOCSTroRk
© Arctic Range Adventure Ltd pic.twitter.com/tY8fS39IF8

— The Aurora Zone (@Aurora_Zone) April 6, 2018

Experience the Northern Lights in the Yukonhttps://t.co/aH3uFcUvDh
©Arctic Range Adventure pic.twitter.com/7U1p22eZ9g

— The Aurora Zone (@Aurora_Zone) September 28, 2017

New analyses of changing vegetation in the Yukon Delta reveal that the northern Arctic is getting greener.
https://t.co/v5gYYYRLOH pic.twitter.com/FJ9XhMM1XN

— Science News (@ScienceNews) July 27, 2021

Dr. Karen Barnes shares her thoughts on access to #education for northern #women in #Canada: https://t.co/YY123OYdvm. #WoA #WoATalk #WomenoftheArctic #Arctic #Yukon #Canada #HigherEducation #GenderEquality @yukoncollege

— Plan A. (@PlanArctic) April 4, 2019

Arctic Ocean still warm (relative to 1981-2010), but significant changes first 10 days of Dec compared to Nov over northern North America. Most Alaska & Yukon cooler than normal, while NWT & NU now warm. Graphic courtesy @khaustein. #akwx #Arctic @Climatologist49 @BradlynOakes pic.twitter.com/WrYhv5ch8n

— Rick Thoman (@AlaskaWx) December 10, 2020

One of the longest pedestrian suspension bridges in North America, Columbia River Skywalk in Trail, BC received the 2017 Achievement Recognition – Safety Innovation in Construction Award from @CSSE BC/Yukon Region & 2017 Awards of Excellence Silver Winner from @VanConstruction pic.twitter.com/dvtFoy7QAL

— Graham Construction (@GrahamBuilds) January 8, 2018

A land of rugged mountains, pure rivers, boreal forests and arctic tundra in northern Yukon, the Peel watershed is a magical place. Let's #protectthepeel together. https://t.co/X2ncMoF2qn pic.twitter.com/Nrqn7WZo0k

— Yellowstone to Yukon Conservation Initiative (@Y2Y_Initiative) October 3, 2018

AINA's NCP Publications Database describes more than 3900 publications that have resulted from the Northern Contaminants Program: https://t.co/JXUomeVU0u #Arctic #ArcticScience #Contaminants #Yukon #NWT #Nunavut #Nunavik #Nunatsiavut https://t.co/BtWfugvHxN

— Arctic Institute (@ArcticSynthesis) February 8, 2019

Contaminants in the Arctic – Yukon Contaminants Committee https://t.co/VujwRFW0n6 convened to discussed about #Northern Contaminants Program proposals for 2018-19 https://t.co/8p1hvHyMCV @GovCanNorth pic.twitter.com/rwNK8XiKpq

— Hayley Hung (@hung_hayley) February 7, 2018

Thank you @LarryBagnell for your many years of dedicated service and congratulations on your upcoming retirement!

We wish you all the best and know that you will have continued success in all of your future endeavours! pic.twitter.com/x9yWXLOpsk

— Yukon Rendezvous (@YukonRendezvous) August 12, 2021

Arctic COVID-19 Tracker: ARCTICenter at the University of Northern Iowa @northerniowa has launched an Arctic COVID-19 Tracker with daily updates of COVID-19 cases throughout the Circumpolar North #Yukon #NWT #Nunavut grouped together as #northernCanada https://t.co/YXdGKxJiu9

— The Northern Review (@ReviewNorthern) March 26, 2020

Did you know that Yukon is divided by three of Canada’s seven physiographic regions? The vast majority of the territory is within the Cordillera region, while small, northern portions belong to the Arctic Lands and Interior Plains. Learn more: https://t.co/aJdcS6B4YW

— Historica Canada (@HistoricaCanada) May 23, 2021

Northern candidates in the federal election so far https://t.co/C3lLylL9Xq pic.twitter.com/ivU97exXw0

— CBC North (@CBCNorth) August 15, 2021

Thanks, CBC Yukon and journalists @YukonRadioDave & @PJTukker!https://t.co/J3shVef7ib

— Gurdeep Pandher of the Yukon (@GurdeepPandher) September 5, 2021

Luke Campbell is my friend from the Yukon's Champagne & Aishihik First Nations. He is one of a very few in his community who speak 'Southern Tutchone' Indigenous language. He visited my cabin for Bhangra dance. We're dispatching joy, hope & positivity across Canada and beyond. pic.twitter.com/zpJ68vLTHX

— Gurdeep Pandher of the Yukon (@GurdeepPandher) March 30, 2021

Bhangra-style kick during the pandemic. It was wonderful to talk to Mike Drolet @MDroletGlobalTV of @globalnews, who wrote this. This photo is from my visit to Vancouver Island/Tofino last year, which contrasts so much with Yukon's winter wonderland naturehttps://t.co/h6T8RyTLX4

— Gurdeep Pandher of the Yukon (@GurdeepPandher) March 11, 2021

In these dark times, @GurdeepPandher has been a beacon of hope, spreading joy dancing bhangra, a traditional upbeat Punjabi dance, in far-flung locations to millions. Living in the Yukon, he celebrates getting the vaccine with a dance on a frozen lake. https://t.co/7jhq2BpnfZ

— Toronto Star (@TorontoStar) March 5, 2021

The “Yukon Striker” will be the longest, fastest and tallest dive roller-coaster in the world.https://t.co/Saq8VCfuO9

— Globalnews.ca (@globalnews) August 15, 2018

The northern lights were caught dancing over a raging wildfire earlier this week in the Yukon. The fire has been burning since early this month and is contained but not extinguished.
Also see: https://t.co/4VhMMcKL4q pic.twitter.com/Nh0epwhzTm

— Globalnews.ca (@globalnews) August 25, 2018

The Yukon legislature passed a bill to make Yukon College a university, where Indigenous content will be baked into the curriculum.https://t.co/VcyK9gtVxI

— Globalnews.ca (@globalnews) December 1, 2019

The school board would give Indigenous people more control and authority over their children's education, Yukon's education minister said.https://t.co/c86rP6H69B

— Globalnews.ca (@globalnews) June 3, 2021

Yukon's health minister said vaccinations will begin next week for priority residents, while the N.W.T. will begin its roll-out in mid-January.https://t.co/cwbaHjWVs8

— Globalnews.ca (@globalnews) December 29, 2020

Environment Canada warns the torrid heat wave that has settled over much of Western Canada won’t lift for days, although parts of British Columbia and Yukon could see some relief sooner.

READ: https://t.co/zY0RU90XfI pic.twitter.com/8Eiae827VV

— Globalnews.ca (@globalnews) June 28, 2021

Yukon miners were searching for gold when they discovered something special: a small, perfectly intact wolf mummy.https://t.co/FXg4bspKEC

— Globalnews.ca (@globalnews) December 22, 2020

Yukon passes bill to create first university in Canada’s North https://t.co/UMs9vehURu via @torontostar

— Carolyn Bennett (@Carolyn_Bennett) December 1, 2019

Plans in place to protect large area of Yukon from unprecedented flooding https://t.co/E9iE82vPGm

— Toronto Star (@TorontoStar) July 20, 2021

A Quebec couple who got off a plane immediately “looked out of place" in Old Crow, Yukon. Turns out, they were taking refuge from COVID-19.

“They perceived our community as a life raft from COVID-19,” chief of the Vuntut Gwitchin First Nation said. https://t.co/DhVaDvk5iU

— Toronto Star (@TorontoStar) March 31, 2020

Once Yukon residents spring their clocks forward this weekend, there will be no turning back. https://t.co/xMjeOw27NJ

— Toronto Star (@TorontoStar) March 6, 2020

Pau Murchison, director of transport engineering for the Yukon government stands in a crack caused by permafrost thaw on the shoulder of the Alaska Highway. “We can’t adapt to climate change with the current funding that we have." https://t.co/jDlgf5Ch0g pic.twitter.com/980dF436Ou

— Toronto Star (@TorontoStar) July 4, 2019

Climate change has gripped the North. In a dramatic display of its power, a receding glacier stole the river that feeds this lake in the Yukon. Now, First Nation communities are being forced to adapt. #StarClimateChangehttps://t.co/FxEBnwscA6

— Toronto Star (@TorontoStar) June 24, 2019

Heat warnings were posted across B.C. and Alberta, large parts of Saskatchewan, the Northwest Territories and a section of Yukon on Monday as the weather office forecasts temperatures surpassing 40 C in some areas. https://t.co/wkKUsis2Ql pic.twitter.com/1pLpX3x285

— Toronto Star (@TorontoStar) June 29, 2021

8 regions of the Yukon | @TravelYukon

Whitehorse (capital)

The City's 2020 Annual Report is now online! It includes information about the organization, financial statements, and statistical information related to property taxes, grants and more. Check it out at https://t.co/2KabB6FJ8k pic.twitter.com/y6SQZ6EHCw

— City of Whitehorse (@city_whitehorse) September 14, 2021

REMINDER: Annual General Meeting – Monday, July 5 – https://t.co/63a7Dpcyvi pic.twitter.com/Xi50C8gWG0

— Whitehorse Chamber (@WhitehorseCham1) June 30, 2021

Today marks the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 tragedy in New York. @WhitehorseFire1 stands with our American colleagues in remembrance of the loss of the #343 brave @FDNY brothers and sisters. #NeverForget pic.twitter.com/jJdHyQ85dv

— Whitehorse Fire and Protective Services (@WhitehorseFire1) September 11, 2021

Experience https://t.co/JjmgU8CAr5. Inspiring tales from northern Canadians preparing for the 2020 Arctic Winter Games in Whitehorse, Yukon this March. pic.twitter.com/SdaGhsI2jO

— Northwestel (@northwestel) February 3, 2020

We've reached an impressive milestone! 56 % of eligible Yukoners have now had their 1st COVID-19 vaccine dose!

The Whitehorse clinic continues this week and we'll be back in communities soon for our 3rd mobile clinics. For more info and to book visit https://t.co/49bIyUSE0m. pic.twitter.com/XvQm4ypmEr

— Health and Social Services – Yukon (@yukonhss) March 15, 2021

Yukon eases COVID-19 restrictions for in-class learning in Whitehorse https://t.co/yvdlWcOHOB

— Toronto Star (@TorontoStar) March 31, 2021

Climate Protesters Fight For Better Climate Action In Whitehorse https://t.co/af5pzeHCqr

— The RUSH (@ckrwtherush) September 9, 2021

New COVID-19 Passport System Launched by Yukon Government https://t.co/Vuhl6VsGZB

— The RUSH (@ckrwtherush) September 7, 2021

Evacuation Alert Issued For Properties In Dawson Fire District https://t.co/Hv0B7NXHzh

— The RUSH (@ckrwtherush) August 3, 2021

2021 Federal Election: Lisa Vollans-Leduc – NDP https://t.co/cuQIv2ZdHz

— The RUSH (@ckrwtherush) September 3, 2021

2021 Federal Election: Jonas J. Smith – Independent https://t.co/PmHYtHxxs0

— The RUSH (@ckrwtherush) September 1, 2021

2021 Federal Election: Barbara Dunlop – Conservative Party https://t.co/JCSciSi7O7

— The RUSH (@ckrwtherush) September 1, 2021

The RUSH news team spoke with all five of Yukon's candidates in the federal election. Here is a Q&A with Liberal Party candidate Dr. Brendan Hanley. https://t.co/XOFgrF1Iy0

— The RUSH (@ckrwtherush) August 31, 2021

@WhitehorseStar @city_whitehorse my son bought this while in a antique store here in Kelowna. I use to deliver this paper when I was a kid in the Yukon. pic.twitter.com/koIZHDRGfC

— 1 Tall Cop (@610Mike) August 25, 2021

https://t.co/3Wb3rY7ZYf Thanks for the story @WhitehorseStar – glad you could make it out for a tour during our inaugural harvest!

— ArcticPharmLtd. (@Arctic_Pharm) August 25, 2021

Today's front: Average house: $650,700
Prices of single-detached homes in city have jumped $104,000 in a year – 2

Today's photo: GOBBLING GRUB – An Arctic ground squirrel nibbles some flowers at the Erik Nielsen Whitehorse International Airport. pic.twitter.com/aNMRGNZAPs

— The Whitehorse Star (@WhitehorseStar) August 27, 2021

Home owners flee flooding
No evacuations ordered, but crews may advise some to leave properties – 2

SOLDIERS BOLSTER THE BATTLE – Members of the Canadian military work on sandbagging at Marsh Lake Tuesday. Residents of several regions are making a public appeal for help pic.twitter.com/bvQJNNPiit

— The Whitehorse Star (@WhitehorseStar) July 7, 2021

“I wish tonight we could all be in a big room because I’m really into hugs and high fives and there are so many hugs and high fives that I’d like to give tonight,” NDP Leader Kate White said late Monday evening. https://t.co/g8XIHjJklJ

— The Whitehorse Star (@WhitehorseStar) April 13, 2021

Environment Canada meteorologist Terri Lang says nobody should be putting away their long johns just yet.https://t.co/z2Zaadwkbe

— The Whitehorse Star (@WhitehorseStar) January 16, 2020

Northern & Arctic

It is -44°C in Northern Yukon this morning ❄️- 📸 carotte_j #Canada #Yukon #WeTheNorth #Arctic pic.twitter.com/GiNku7btAr

— Freshdaily (@freshdaily) December 23, 2019

Six week old Porcupine Caribou calf grazes on #arctic cottongrass in northern #Yukon. #WildlifeWednesday #Conservation #Nikon pic.twitter.com/LZyhna12jY

— Matt Jacques 🌱 📸 (@MattJacques) January 18, 2017

Exceptional #heat in northern #Yukon 🇨🇦 as well, near the Beaufort Sea, with up to 29.4°C in Shingle Point, 28.8°C at Ivvavik National Park and 27.1°C in Komakuk Beach! 🥵

This is very high for mid-June, not so far from monthly or even all-time records.#YTstorm #Canada #Arctic pic.twitter.com/2QXp7keXQN

— Thierry Goose (@ThierryGooseBC) June 16, 2021

Collaboration is key for #Arctic research – evidence for #tundra responses to climate warming on #Qikiqtaruk – Herschel Island in the Northern #Yukon @yukongov @yukonresearch @nwtresearch @ITK_CanadaInuit @ArcticNet @POLARCanada @CAFFSecretariat @CBCNorthhttps://t.co/xOuftSclIz https://t.co/yjLJowrJcz

— Team Shrub (@TeamShrub) March 20, 2019

Three miles off the northern coast of Canada’s Yukon territory, a 44-square-mile island once at the center of the Arctic whaling industry lies largely abandoned. https://t.co/7iT0LLfa2e

— Smithsonian Magazine (@SmithsonianMag) March 24, 2020

Campbell

Mount Mye Sheep Centre near Faro, Yukon Territories, Robert Campbell Region, Canada is an interpretive centre… https://t.co/c0TJNrO4BC pic.twitter.com/RJ5ZPJCu26

— Canada Travel & Adventure – ehCanadaTravel.com (@ehCanadaTravel) January 1, 2017

The Faro Arboretum is a botanical park and Campbell Region recreation area in the community of Faro, Yukon… https://t.co/ndodbd1L3l pic.twitter.com/aVAqcUIMze

— Canada Travel & Adventure – ehCanadaTravel.com (@ehCanadaTravel) December 31, 2016

https://twitter.com/TravelYukon/status/1135939910379220992

Silver Trail

The Government of Yukon and First Nation of Na-Cho Nyäk Dun have reached a Project Agreement to upgrade the Silver Trail between the Klondike Hwy and Keno City. Learn more: https://t.co/LLqFiVWe76 pic.twitter.com/4kiTkta2hp

— Government of Yukon (@yukongov) March 1, 2021

Travelling the Silver Trail to Keno City? Love supporting #Yukon artists? Visit the Keno City Mining Museum and experience the their photographic archives while also supporting local artists (work for sale in the gift shop)! Plan your Art Adventure: https://t.co/1olCnsKipv pic.twitter.com/4n0SmkuaNP

— Tourism and Culture (@insideyukon) July 27, 2018

The #Yukon government and First Nation of @NachoNyakDunDC have reached a project agreement to upgrade road #infrastructure on the Silver Trail from the Klondike Highway to #Mayo and #Keno. #YukonResourceGateway @yukongov https://t.co/LpCOJM9bDK

— ReNew Canada (@ReNewCanada) March 4, 2021

You can now conveniently book your reservation from our website! Visit https://t.co/ETqPM62X6R to book your Silver Trail stay. #TravelTuesday #Mayo #Yukon #exploreyukon pic.twitter.com/Y9S6gQJqDJ

— Yukon Hotels (@yukonhotels) July 30, 2019

An Evacuation Alert has been issued by Yukon Emergency Measures Organization for km 83 to 111 of the Silver Trail Highway, and the Communities of Elsa and Keno City. Included in this alert is the area to the North end of the Hansen Lakes. Learn more: https://t.co/oLyGAzHp96 pic.twitter.com/I7cDSZ6c3N

— Protective Services (@YukonPS) July 21, 2019

Shot of the historic pit at the Formo #silver target in Keno Hill #yukon – a priority for diamond drilling this month. Conveniently located right along Silver Trail highway for easy access. @InvestYukon pic.twitter.com/Kc5nYDM42V

— Metallic Minerals Silver (@MMGSilver) August 9, 2020

Tiny Keno City at the end of the Silver Trail in Canada's Yukon Province. https://t.co/VnGQCBCqSB. More of Arctic Canada at @backcountrycana #travel #travelmagazines #travelmagazine #ArcticCanada #Yukon #arctic pic.twitter.com/Sd3YIVPXMx

— GlobeRovers Magazine 💯 (@GlobeRovers) August 7, 2020

Keno City – The End of The Silver Trail, Yukon, Arctic Canada. Read all about this interesting Arctic town by someone who knows Canada's far north. READ @ https://t.co/VnGQCBCqSB#travel #KenoCity #ArcticCanada #ExploreYukon #canada @backcountrycana #Yukon @YukonRadioDave pic.twitter.com/EW4mo6zU7y

— GlobeRovers Magazine 💯 (@GlobeRovers) July 10, 2020

Follow the Klondike Trail to visit the Yukon Pavilion at #VRIC18 @Cambridge on Sun & Mon! Thank you to our Partners! @EcDevYukon @yukongov @RanjPillai1 @Premier_Silver @YukonFNCC @AlkanAirLtd @YukonMiners @nvdyukon #InvestYukon pic.twitter.com/b05brkl5jv

— Invest Yukon (@InvestYukon) January 18, 2018