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The Almanac of the Yukon
A free weekly newsletter about the Yukon Territory: the numbers behind the news, what’s on, and timeless knowledge of the North. Written in Whitehorse by Michael Angelo Hunter.
Recent issues
Latest issue: September 27, 2026
From 19 to 275: Yukon’s short-term rental boom meets new rules
The surprising guests behind Yukon’s short-term rental boom, a tiny haymaker’s race against winter, and a $400,000 win for local sport. Plus, your next night out.
Nearly half of employed Yukoners work in the public sector
Yukon’s changing workforce, the elk that arrived from Alberta, and a little less waiting for the school bus.
Whitehorse house prices rose 78%. Did incomes keep up?
What the last decade did to your buying power, the salmon that never left, and a record turnout of young Yukon runners.
The Yukon now has more seniors than children
A demographic shift, Yukon mining projects valued in the billions, and the mystery of our disappearing bats.
Whitehorse Wins the Inflation Competition
Power bills climb, 22 animals return to the wild, and why the Yukon turns gold, not red.
Almanac of the Yukon. No. 001. Sunday, August 23, 2026
Yukon's population surges, salmon run strengthens, and how fireweed is predicting winter
What you’ll find each week
- One clear story about the Yukon, told with the data behind it
- News, wildlife and events from across the territory
- Timeless knowledge of the North
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