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42,000-year-old bison skull among items stolen from Yukon Suspension Bridge

Carcross RCMP reported that several historically and culturally significant items went missing from the Yukon Suspension Bridge site in Northern B.C. During the winter months.
The break-in possibly occurred sometime during the winter months near Fraser along the South Klondike Highway, prompting police investigation.
Items reported missing include a 42,000-year-old bison skull, a vintage RCMP red serge outfit, an antique cash register, bar stools, and a large quantity of loose change.
The RCMP stated on May 8 that the stolen objects possess not only monetary worth but are also significant to the local culture and history.
Police continue seeking public information to identify suspects and locate the stolen items, urging contacts through Carcross RCMP or Crime Stoppers anonymously.

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