Calendar of Events

We're bringing traffic calming upgrades to McIntyre Drive to improve road safety!

Learn more about the project, and webinar, on the City's engagement platform, Engage Whitehorse.

Tipping fees will be waived for self-hauled car or pickup loads and small utility trailers of sorted residential waste. Tipping fees still apply for metals, appliances, and all commercial loads. For more details, visit whitehorse.ca/wastedays.

Tipping fees will be waived for self-hauled car or pickup loads and small utility trailers of sorted residential waste. Tipping fees still apply for metals, appliances, and all commercial loads. For more details, visit whitehorse.ca/wastedays.

Tipping fees will be waived for self-hauled car or pickup loads and small utility trailers of sorted residential waste. Tipping fees still apply for metals, appliances, and all commercial loads. For more details, visit whitehorse.ca/wastedays.

Most City facilities and services will be closed including the Canada Games Centre.

Transit will run weekend service.

The Waste Management Facility will be open and curbside collection will continue as normal for Logan, Copper Ridge and Whistle Bend.

This year we’re encouraging you and your neighbours to team up and clean up your favourite parks, trails, and recreation areas. We’ll have designated locations throughout the City where you can pick up free bags and gloves as well as drop off collected waste.

If you drop off garbage at one of our designated locations, you can also enter a draw to win some great prizes like a $50 Local Gift Card.

Not sure where to clean up in your neighbourhood? In the coming weeks, we’ll share a map with all of the suggested clean up areas along with the designated locations and collection sites across Whitehorse.

Learn more at whitehorse.ca/makeover.

The City’s draft Official Community Plan (OCP), Whitehorse 2040, is ready for your review!

Join us today at NorthLight Innovation from 11 am to 2 pm to ask us questions and discuss how you want to see Whitehorse grow and change over the next 20 years. You can learn more about the Official Community Plan at EngageWhitehorse.ca.

The City’s draft Official Community Plan (OCP), Whitehorse 2040, is ready for your review!

Join us tonight at the Mount Mac Rec Centre from 5 pm to 8 pm to ask us questions and discuss how you want to see Whitehorse grow and change over the next 20 years. You can learn more about the Official Community Plan at EngageWhitehorse.ca.

Formerly known as Bike to Work and School Week, the City has once again teamed up with Yukon Energy to encourage more residents to commute by bike from Monday, May 30 to Sunday, June 5. Register at yxybybike.com, log your commute, and you could win a prize. There are also trophies for the workplace and school with the highest participation.

Visit one of our snack stops at the Robert Campbell Bridge, Airport Trail, and Shipyards Park on Thursday, June 2 between 7 a.m. and 9 a.m. for a treat and a high-five!

Formerly known as Bike to Work and School Week, the City has once again teamed up with Yukon Energy to encourage more residents to commute by bike from Monday, May 30 to Sunday, June 5. Register at yxybybike.com, log your commute, and you could win a prize. There are also trophies for the workplace and school with the highest participation.

Visit one of our snack stops at the Robert Campbell Bridge, Airport Trail, and Shipyards Park on Thursday, June 2 between 7 a.m. and 9 a.m. for a treat and a high-five!