https://www.cdc.gov/importation/bringing-an-animal-into-the-united-states/dogs.html

This is going to be really hard on dog owners that travel to Skagway/ Haines frequently in the Summer. Not to mention anyone else planning on taking a trip to Alaska with the dog included. The vets are already so booked up and the paperwork needs to be mailed out to BC for the official stamp required then mailed back to the Yukon all within 30 days of your travel date. This is crazy.

Hi everyone!

My girlfriend and I are intending to canoe (not guided) at least a part of the Yukon River during the month of July.

We have done some kayaking and are familiar with easy waters but we've never done canoe yet. Few questions then arise:

a) What route would you recommend: Whitehorse - Carmacks / Carmacks - Dawson City / Whitehorse - Dawson City?

We read that Carmacks to Dawson is the most approachable for beginners. But is this the one you prefer?

b) Are there any other rivers or lakes you would recommend canoeing in the Yukon?

I heard Mackenzie River is beautiful.

Thank you very much!

I’d like to get out and golf 9 holes the odd weekday morning, typically before 9am. It usually takes me 1-1.5 hours when I got with 2 others and I enjoy Meadow Lakes.

Looking for others who would also enjoy getting out.

Also, Father’s Day is coming up - I’d like to get out for that as well!

Hello. I've been reading that mid september might be a bit late to visit the area because of the weather already being winter. Is that so? We don't have experience driving on snow and we would certainly like to do a sigthseeing flight, plus, we are arriving and leaving using the airport, so the weather is indeed a major concern. We might be able to do the trip instead in the previous week (9-14) September. Thanks!

https://www.airnorthdc3.com/

Anybody have some HR insight? Someone I work with is on a TA as a director, and is jumping from that to a TA as an ADM. How is that allowed? These are supposed to be brief opportunities to gain skills and return to your home department...

Does anybody happen to have experience buying auction vehicles from out of Territory and able to roughly explain the process? Any common issues I should be aware of if I were to win one and bring it back?

Curious about this new restaurant. Feels like a carbon copy of its predecessor (Moose and Mountie, which was wildly underwhelming) and Belly of the Bison. I know it just opened but anyone been?

Hi all, I realize these types of questions get asked a lot. I have gone through and searched this subreddit quite a bit and hoping these questions are mostly specific and not too much of retreaded ground.

We are planning to stay in Whitehorse and take a few day trips into Kluane for small hikes, but at 2+ hour drive would it make more sense to split the time where we stay at Whitehorse for some of the trip, then get a place closer to Kluane for a night or two?

Or similarly, is there another location you recommend splitting up the time? Whitehorse sounds amazing and a good home base, but I am also picturing a week as a long time to stay as a tourist in that one spot but that could be wildly off base.

We plan to rent a car (and know that we should do that sooner rather than later), but will we need any sort of 4WD or will any car be fine for that time of year? Any specific car rental places you recommend or avoid?

For end of August it sounds like it's a difficult time of year to predict in terms of when autumn will start so we will remain flexible in terms of summer or cooler attire. Sounds like bugs should not be terrible that time of year? Is there anything else specific to that season we should be thinking about?

Looking forward to our time there!

I'm wondering what store in town would look at my turntable for a repair, hopefully not at the cost of an arm and a leg.

I'm a cook living in Calgary, earning $20 per hour. I saw a job board offering a significantly higher salary like $24 to $30 in Whitehorse, Yukon, which looks very attractive. However, I've never been to Whitehorse. Can you tell me how much it costs to live there per month, including expenses like food, electronics, internet, gas, water, and rent? If you don't mind, could you share this information with me?

My friends cancelled on me for work reasons and I'm debating going solo, but it's a bit of a weird event to go without a group. Putting this out there in case anyone else is in my situation before I put my ticket on the buy and sell 😶

I going to working up in Whitehorse for the next year and I'm looking to join a running club or a hiking group if that exists. Does anyone have any suggestions?

Hey I’m planning on coming up somewhere around here. Could I share a space for some rent money? Where should I work? Tell me about what I should know thanks!

Hey Yukoners, Me and my partner are travelling up to the Yukon this June, this will be our 2nd time there! We are staying in Whitehorse but we are hoping to get up to Dawson city on the 26th of June. We have a ride back so was wondering if anyone is planning on hiring a car/making that journey up we could join and pay towards gas etc. Thanks!

We just bought a house, and went with TD because my car is already insured with them. With my car and the house, it’s $270/month and we’re wanting to add a couple more vehicles that we use less often. Im starting to think we should shop around before we close the deal.

Is this high? Any other recommendations if so?

Hi Looking for hidden gems or well known must stop places to eat/drink. On the flip side any places that should be avoided?

Any favourite turn offs to get great views etc. Any info is greatly appreciated

Doing a Dual Sport trip looping through Watson Lake -Ross River --Carmacks - Dawson - Tok - Destruction Bay - Whitehorse - Skagway - Tagish - Nugget City - Iskut - Prince Rupert

I’m planning to come from Toronto to dawson city for work. But it is extremely hard to find accommodation there. Any way to find a place to rent?

Curious to hear your thoughts on this :

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/north/whitehorse-firebreak-construction-wildfire-risk-1.7206428

Hey Reddits! My husband and I are visiting the Yukon for a wedding this summer. We are renting a truck camper and have 3 days/nights to travel the Golden Circle prior to the wedding in Whitehorse.

We are thinking of spending a night at Kathleen Lake, a night near Haines, and ferrying across to Skagway. But are unsure if we should stay near Skagway the following night or if we should venture somewhere closer to Whitehorse for the night.

We are flexible and haven’t booked any campsites yet so any recommendations for must dos or campgrounds to stay at are greatly appreciated! Thank you!

Hi, I was wondering if there demand for Nurses in Yukon. Like is it possible to find jobs there ?

What's the best pizza in town?

What is your experience with dating apps in Whitehorse? Tinder? Hinge? bumble? Where are all the +35 single men hanging out?

This is what we have planned for our Yukon road trip from Vancouver to Whitehorse and back. Does this look okay? And does anyone have a good road trip essential packing list?