Dana Hatherly is a Legislative Reporter at Black Press Media. Since January 2022, she has been covering hard news and politics, with a focus on regional interest and world news, including energy policy, mining operations, and healthcare systems. Dana's work has been featured in various publications, including the Kimberley Bulletin, CBC, and the Yukon News, among others.
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Dana's coverage predominantly focuses on local government and politics in Yukon, Canada. She frequently includes expert commentary and covers government announcements extensively.
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RCMP closed road following collision near Cousins airstrip, just south of North Klondike Highway intersection
A driver is dead after a head-on crash between two SUVs on the Alaska Highway in Whitehorse Tuesday afternoon.
Premier Currie Dixon said Yukoners can expect American-made alcohol products back on government-run store shelves in the territory, if Canada and U.S. trade representatives reach a deal that avoids U.S. tariffs on $30 billion worth of Canadian goods.
By: Dana Hatherly
Premier Currie Dixon says U.S. administration sought to ‘chip away' at Canada's sovereignty
'We don't need to be pushed around,' said one Whitehorse woman
By: Dana Hatherly
Territorial government has yet to announce who will run downtown shelter come Sept. 1
By: Dana Hatherly
Announcement about B.C.-based non-profit continuing to oversee shelter comes just days before contract expires
The Whitehorse Emergency Shelter's operator has been confirmed for the next seven months, but questions remain about how and where the shelter will be run. Social Services Minister Brad Cathers wants public feedback on potential new sites for the shelter.
By: Dana Hatherly
Kate White says patients are missing baths, hydration rounds because of cuts to nursing shifts
By: Dana Hatherly
Residents say city and territory must sort out who maintains newly developed areas
