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Stories published on Tuesday June 2, 2020
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Polarettes cleared to host summer camps On May 21, the Polarettes announced on their Facebook page that they would have to cancel their summer camps because of COVID-19.
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City officials want to examine Tank Farm proposal City administration wants to take a closer look at the proposal to change the designation of a section of the Tank Farm to a mix of commercial and light industrial use.
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Dawson to all Yukoners: welcome back! Mayor Wayne Potoroka aand Chief Roberta Joseph of the Tr’ondëk Hwëch’in First Nationhave issued a joint press release welcoming the rest of the Yukon to come and visit Dawson.
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Respiratory Assessment Centre closes Following the advice of the chief medical officer the Respiratory Assessment Centre closed last Sunday, 70 days after opening.
- Watson Lake blaze snuffed out Yukon Wildland Fire Management crews responded to a 0.01-hectare critical zone fire near the Watson Lake airport last weekend.
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‘Monstrations’ appear in reopened Free Space Gallery Whitehorse artist Nicole Bauberger has created a new exhibition in the Free Space Gallery at Northern Front Studio in the Waterfront Station Building.