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Supplements published on Friday November 25, 2022
Stories published on Friday November 25, 2022
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Ursula Heynen (nee Ebner) July 12, 1937 - November 13, 2022
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UAA continues dominance on Day 2 of FIS races at Mount Sima The Seawolves’ sheer dominance continued Saturday with the women taking the top five spots in the slalom and the men sweeping the top five positions in their race.
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UAA ski team sweeps first-ever FIS races at Mount Sima The University of Alaska Anchorage (UAA) Seawolves ski team dominated the field at the first-ever FIS Coaches Cup ski races held at Mount Sima Nov. 18-19.
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The further adventures of Nikki Heat (Bookends) From 2009 to 2016, there was a popular crime mystery/comedy/drama series called Castle.
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Charlie Pet Of The Week
- Don’t force ‘the jab’ on these folks! The odds of dying from COVID-19 are so low for most people that there is no justification for mandatory vaccination in most workplaces!
- Why are Canadians adhering to the WHO’s advice? Are you aware that the UK is conducting a parliamentary review of the “safety and efficacy” of the COVID vaccine?
- Make our weather station more comprehensible! Ed. note: this is a letter to Northwestel Inc. customer service staff.
- Can we expect these medications? Ed. note: this is a letter to Tracy-Anne McPhee, the minister of Health and Social Services.
- Pull the plug on the Atlin power project! There are other models of successful renewable energy projects all over Canada which demonstrate that Yukon Energy can do better in finding reliable, less expensive sources of energy.
- Hosting the Games: let’s consider Plan C The Yukon government’s (YG’s) decision to abruptly withdraw its support to host the 2027 Canada Winter Games (CWG) without notifying co-host City of Whitehorse, nor exploring options to Plan A, is incomprehensible.
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Patiently waiting for the river to do its thing (Uffish Thoughts) There’s a lineup of trucks and cars that has been sitting at the ferry landing for the last month.
- Nelchina caribou herd hunting occasion set The Yukon government is offering a threshold hunt for Nelchina caribou.
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A Team Effort The Fashion Art Design (FADS) program
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Shooting investigated The RCMP’s Alberta Serious Incident Response Team (ASIRT) was directed Thursday to investigate an officer-involved shooting death at the Air North hangar on Condor Road.
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Annual campaign to end violence begins Today marks the start of this year’s 16 Days to End Gender-Based Violence campaign.
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Parties offer takes on the fall sitting The fall sitting of the legislative assembly wrapped up Thursday.
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A premier Pillai wouldn’t call a snap election Ranj Pillai is the first candidate in the Yukon Liberal Party leadership race to replace Premier Sandy Silver.