Jim Elliot is a journalist at The News in Whitehorse, where he tells stories about the Yukon’s people, environment, and culture. He focuses on highlighting the community's successes while addressing difficult topics, emphasizing the importance of preserving the region's history. Jim's work has been featured in NNSL Media, Bozeman Daily Chronicle, and Yukon News, among others.
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Whitehorse, Canada (Local)
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Jim Elliot's coverage is predominantly focused on local news, particularly government announcements and community events in Yukon and Whitehorse. His articles also touch upon topics such as politics, crime, culture, society, indigenous culture, mining, and government activities.
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By: Jim Elliot
Government supports work with partners on permanent protection for porcupine herd calving grounds
Three local leaders with very different areas of impact will receive the award in January
Heavy equipment technician apprentices inspect and maintain the iconic truck ahead of the holiday season
The Dec. 28 and 29 storm put Whitehorse over a December record for precipitation
747 makes landing during record snowfall. Highways department praises ground crew
Hat trick over Denmark among McKenna’s contibutions to unbeaten Team Canada
People gathered near the Yukon River on New Year’s Eve to take in a fireworks show
A key news item nationwide in 2025 was the tariffs and annexation threats levied against Canada by United States President Donald Trump. Their impacts were felt in the Yukon with rallies, economic measures and MP Brendan Hanley being reelected alongside a Liberal government that faced of what had seemed an impassable political headwind just a few months before polling day.
Theia Joyce Klassen was born in the early hours of January 1
By: Jim Elliot
Keely O’Brien delivers cakes with deep messages before recounting stories on stage
