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Weather Report - Conditions for Whitehorse, CA at 5:00 pm PDT

Currently 24°C
High 24°C
Low 9°C

Partly Cloudy

2 Day Forecast

Thu		Mostly Clear High: 24°C Low: 9°C
Fri		Partly Cloudy High: 24°C Low: 9°C

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High	24°C
Low	9°C
Wind Chill	24°C
Wind Speed	8.05 km/h
Wind Direction	140
Sunrise	5:28 am
Sunset	10:43 pm
Latitude	60.72
Longitude	-135.07
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Environment Canada Whitehorse Weather

Current Conditions: Sunny, 24.2°C
30 Jul 2010 01:00:00 GMT

Thursday night: A few clouds. Low 9.
29 Jul 2010 23:00:00 GMT

Friday: Sunny. High 24.
29 Jul 2010 23:00:00 GMT

Friday night: A few clouds. Low 8.
29 Jul 2010 23:00:00 GMT

Saturday: A mix of sun and cloud. High 25.
29 Jul 2010 23:00:00 GMT

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Yukon-News

Illegal Yukon worker gets excluded
Francis Dura is being kicked out of Canada for baking too many cookies at a Tim Hortons. He is one of two temporary Filipino workers found working illegally in Whitehorse this spring.

Course record falls at Yukon’s first pro-am tourney
When Mountain View golf pro Jeff Wiggins first spoke to media at the start of the season about the Yukon’s pro-am tournament, he said, “I expect the course record to be broken twice on that day.

Government doesn’t need raw data to make good decisions: Strahl
Indian and Northern Affairs Minister Chuck Strahl contradicted his own top bureaucrat Tuesday by suggesting raw statistics don’t help the government make better decisions.

Todd Hardy succumbs to cancer
Todd Hardy, MLA for Whitehorse Centre, succumbed to a long battle with leukemia this morning, surrounded by his family in the home they built.

Snafu left E. coli-tainted restaurant open
Wolf’s Den Restaurant was left open in March after health inspectors found E. coli bacteria in the kitchen tap.

Whitehorse family to cycle Quebec for diabetes cure
Whitehorses Mather-Dugas family has their vacation plans all laid out. The clan is not heading south to sun and surf or taking a cruise, but they will be cruising across the province of Quebec.

All roads lead to Yukon
Suzanne was only 19 when she left her hometown of Bathurst, New Brunswick. Her first husband brought her to Haines Junction on their honeymoon with the intention of settling down there.

Police seek help in vehicle thefts
RCMP are asking the public to keep an eye out for two vehicles stolen in Riverdale last week.

Six charged in Whitehorse drug ring
Police raided two homes, seized tens of thousands of dollars in drugs, and arrested six men in a sting last week.

Fish truck spills load on highway
A refrigerated truck carrying more than 30,000 pounds of halibut and sockeye salmon dumped its load on the Alaska Highway Monday after its driver lost control.

Sexual assault at music festival
A 22-year-old Whitehorse resident was arrested for allegedly raping a woman during the Dawson City Music Festival this weekend.

Three Strikers teams reach semis at USA Cup
While the eyes of the world were on the World Cup final, on this side of the pond there was an even larger soccer tournament, in terms of participation, just getting underway.

Get Out!
Paddle the annual Chili and Bean Downriver Canoe and Kayak race.  Push out from Rotary Park and paddle like mad for 18.5 kilometres until you hit the Takhini Bridge.

Lottery commission tightens board expenses
Examining the expense reports, you might think Yukon Lottery Corp. officials had hit the jackpot. The 11 directors of the Yukon Lottery Corp.

Chevron’s messy legacy in the Peel
Warped by time and discoloured by fire, a monster fuel storage tank sits exactly where its steel plates were welded into place nearly 50 years ago. It should be removed and the site cleaned up.

CBC North News

Missing pilot found dead
The wreckage of a small plane that had been missing since Saturday was found Thursday morning southeast of Norman Wells, N.W.T., a Canadian Forces spokesman has confirmed.

Arctic ship graves a 'rewarding' find
Parks Canada archeologists who found HMS Investigator, a British naval ship that was stranded in the Northwest Passage 155 years ago, are equally pleased to have discovered the graves of three of the ship's crew.

Fewer aboriginal people hold top N.W.T. jobs
The number of aboriginal people in high-ranking jobs in the Northwest Territories government has gone down since 2003, despite an affirmative action hiring policy, says Human Resources Minister Bob McLeod.

Nunavut chief justice asks for more judges
Nunavut Chief Justice Robert Kilpatrick says Nunavut's four judges are overworked and overwhelmed and he's asking the federal government for two more.

Deportation reprieve for 2 Filipino men
Temporary reprieves have been won for two Filipino men facing deportation, says Alex Furlong, president of the Yukon Federation of Labour.

Several Yukon highways closed
A number of major roads connecting Yukon to its neighbours are closed.

Alaska fails to meet fish treaty numbers
It looks like Alaska won't meet its treaty obligation to ensure 42,000 chinook salmon enter Canada in the Yukon River this year, but the First Nation fishery is going ahead as planned, Fisheries and Oceans manager Frank Quinn says.

Residential school commission calls for art
Canada's Truth and Reconciliation Commission on residential schools is inviting submissions of art work that relates to experiences at the schools, or to the legacy of those experiences.

Global warming signs unmistakable: report
A new report by 300 scientists has flagged the past decade as the hottest on record and compiled 10 'unmistakable' indicators the world is getting warmer. But the scientists mostly stayed away from discussions about the cause.

Layton calls for census compromise
NDP Leader Jack Layton says he's prepared to sit down with Prime Minister Stephen Harper to reach a compromise on saving the mandatory long-form census.

Yukon MLA Todd Hardy dies
Yukon MLA and former NDP leader Todd Hardy has died at age 53 after a long fight with leukemia.

Missing Mountie presumed drowned
Missing Mayo RCMP Const. Michael Potvin is presumed to have drowned, says the force's chief in Yukon.

Abandoned 1854 ship found in Arctic
A ship abandoned in the Arctic more than 150 years ago while searching for Sir John Franklin's expedition has been found.

Iqaluit permafrost study to help city planners
A study of Iqaluit's permafrost by scientists from Natural Resources Canada will help the city develop a plan to deal with climate change.

Yukon calls judge's school ruling biased
The Yukon government is appealing an order to increase funding to the Francophone School Board.

About This Page

This page demonstrates some various DotNetNuke modules. This module is a simple Text/HTML module which can be edited either online, through a web browser, or using Microsoft Windows Live Writer. (a nifty free tool from Microsoft). The Text/HTML Module is included with the core install of DNN.

The weather module on the left is a simple free module integrated into the skin to pull weather information from Yahoo.com on your chosen location, in this case Whitehorse.

The module above is an RSS feed reader which pulls current news stories from the CBC North RSS feed.

The module on the right is a component of the Simple Gallery Module, it displays random images from all of the galleries on the Gallery page.

Contact me if you wish a demonstration of any of these specific features.

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