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DETERMINATION ON THE MAT – Lia Hinchey wrestles a Team Nunavut competitor Tuesday during Arctic Winter Games action in Wood Buffalo, Alta. She won this match. Team Yukon, as of today, leads the games in medals. Photo by TEAM YUKON/SARAH LEWIS PHOTOGRAPHY
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BLOWOUT – One of Nate Metzen’s dogs lost traction in the 10-dog, 15-mile Yukon Dog Mushers Association Babe Southwick races held Sunday. The dog recovered right away, and happily continued on.
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TO THE POINT – The Yukon’s Hayden Wallace (red hat) participates in archery practice Monday at the Arctic Winter Games in Wood Buffalo, Alta. Photo by SPORT YUKON/SARAH LEWIS PHOTOGRAPHY
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LEADING THE WAY – Wrestler Jaymi Hinchey leads Team Yukon at the Arctic Winter Games opening ceremonies Sunday in Wood Buffalo, Alta. See coverage, pages 4 and 15. Photo by SPORT YUKON/SARAH LEWIS PHOTOGRAPHY
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PLEASE WORK! – MKG’s Marc-Andre Gillis, Adrien Gregoire and Paul L’Heureux (left to right) try to get their robot to complete a mission during First Lego League action last Saturday at CSSC Mercier in Whitehorse. MKG won the Innovation Project Award. See coverage, pages 32-33.
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OPENING TONIGHT – John Fingland rehearses Wednesday afternoon for ‘Dernière Frontière’ at The Old Fire Hall. The show finds and celebrates the space that exists between the myth of the Yukon and reality, and is in French with English subtitles. The project is an original idea of Véro Lachance in collaboration with Theatre Everest (Montréal) and a Yukon-based team. The show, which opens tonight and continues until Saturday, is part of the Nakai Pivot Festival.
The six-month work plan proposed by the city’s new housing and land development advisory committee was accepted by city council at its meeting Monday.
City council has approved amendments to its capital budget required for renovations and upgrades to city hall and two other city-owned buildings.
Every Student, Every Day, an initiative of the Victoria Gold Yukon Student Encouragement Society, has committed $350,000 in funding for student attendance improvement projects in the 2023-24 school year.
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