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EXHIBIT DEBUTS FRIDAY – Crystal Carvill is one of the artists in the ‘Haa Jineiyi – Made By Our Hands’ exhibit opening Friday morning at the Carcross-Tagish First Nation Learning Centre. The show will continue until Sept. 30.
July 18, 2019
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TRADITION AND TRANQUILITY – The Taku River Tlingit First Nation was providing canoe rides in the traditional canoe during the Atlin Arts and Music Festival, as seen above last Saturday.
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NEW LEADERSHIP DETERMINED – Seen left to right are Marilyn Jensen, Maria Benoit, Lynda Dickson (the incoming chief of the Carcross-Tagish First Nation) and Cynthia James. Photo courtesy Carcross-Tagish First Nation
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IN HOT PURSUIT – Guns outfielder Jared Tuton attempts to catch a pop fly in the 2019 Dustball Men’s A final Sunday at the Pepsi Softball Centre. The Guns lost 14-5 to the Chico’s from Skagway.
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PROUD MOM – A northern harrier poses with her large brood at her bush home last weekend. Photo by JANNIK SCHOU
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FOR HONOURED YUKONERS – Commissioner Angélique Bernard holds the Order of Yukon award she unveiled Wednesday afternoon in Whitehorse.
Mine is is economically viable, study says
BMC Minerals has just released the feasibility study into its Kudz Ze Kayah Project confirming the proposed mine southeast of Ross River is economically viable.
Park fire ban lifted
Due to improved conditions, the fire ban for Kluane National Park and Reserve has been lifted.
Receiver sought to take over mine
The Yukon government is seeking a court-appointed receiver to take over control of the troubled Wolverine Mine owned by the Yukon Zinc Corp.
Popular discussions
- Rally planned for outside CBC building (13)
- Therapy ‘shameful, cruel,’ Ottawa tells YG (11)
- Electoral reform commission members appointed (Revised) (10)
- Stay granted against $800,000 court award (8)
- YG workers may get 5.25 per cent over three years (8)
- Funding aims to roadblock impaired driving (3)
- Fire abatement work’s budget finalized (2)
- Pipeline makes utterly no sense to our nation (2)
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- Mine is is economically viable, study says
- Park fire ban lifted
- Receiver sought to take over mine
- Funding aims to roadblock impaired driving
- Preserve staff ‘saddened’ by moose calf’s death
- YG workers may get 5.25 per cent over three years
- Electoral reform commission members appointed (Revised)
- Fire ban lifted for all affected communities
- Rally planned for outside CBC building
- Stay granted against $800,000 court award
- Adventure Before Dementia Tour a real crowd pleaser in Dawson
- LePage Park to undergo major resurfacing work
Sports
- Yukon soccer teams show well in Alaska
- Whitehorse beats Juneau in Capital Cup
- Runners get back on trail after 5km championship
- Dustball 2019 championship round-up
- The Crew gets past RBI 14-13 in OT
- Chico’s bats get hot, down Guns 14-5
- Ladies golf tourney to benefit Karen’s Fund
- Dustball tournament gets underway
- Volleyball players kick up the sand
- Run determines Yukon 5km champs
- Orienteerers take the trails after Yukon Championships
- Yukon's Medalist