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Who to Call now lists the Whitehorse Walk-In Clinic at 2145 2nd Avenue (Mah's Point), its permanent home.

The area-wide air over Whitehorse, updated hourly — built for the summer smoke days, when a fire in the territory or a plume from BC can turn the sky brown in hours. Links through to Environment Canada's AQHI for the official health call.

A new tool tells you whether it's worth heading out for the northern lights over Whitehorse tonight — NOAA's space-weather model, the hours of real darkness and the season, in plain words. Through the summer the sky doesn't get dark enough, so it comes into its own from about mid-August; it pairs with the daylight tool as the long nights return.

The town page now opens with a drawing of the beached SS Klondike sternwheeler on the Yukon River, the clay cliffs and spruce ridge rising behind it.

The wind chill right now and over the next three days on Environment Canada's scale, with the hours exposed skin is at risk and plain block-heater and frozen-pipe guidance. Live data from Open-Meteo; official warnings stay with Environment Canada.

Type any household item and see where it goes in Whitehorse — green cart, black cart, recycling, deposit return, Raven ReCentre e-waste or household hazardous waste. 54 of the most-confused items, checked against the City, Yukon.ca and Circular Materials.

Five tools for the Yukon capital: today's daylight through the long northern swing, the live Yukon River level for the spring freshet, what's open right now, a neighbour-reported power-outage board for cold snaps, and who to call.