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Supplements published on Friday January 24, 2020
Stories published on Friday January 24, 2020
- Rampant KBS dominate league leaders If you were looking at the leagues table before the start of this game,
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Mushers drop off food bags to head up trail Mushers in the 2020 Yukon Quest 1,000-mile race as well as in the YQ 300 took one step closer to the starting chute last Saturday when they dropped off their bags to travel up trail.
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Female hockey sets its 2020 AWG team The female hockey team for the 2020 Arctic Winter Games in Whitehorse has been finalized.
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Rams overcome 20 point deficit, win 76-74 Superhoops resumed after a long break because of the holidays,
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Rest assured: no Balm in this Gilead (Bookends) I often chose to revisit books that I haven’t read for a long time by enjoying them as audiobooks.
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Chips Pet Of The Week
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Reconciliation was born in the North (Comment) “The wise are not the possessors of wisdom, but the lovers of wisdom.”
- A brief lesson in claims history This is intended as a short laying-of-the-landscape for a commentary published on the opposite page.
- Pedalling toward an effective e-bike policy (Comment) Ed. note: Whitehorse resident Keith Lay and the Active Trails Whitehorse Association made this presentation Monday evening to city council. A story was published in Wednesday’s Star.
- Canada can’t be all things to all people Right now, Canada is trying to be all things to all people in the world.
- Rich and vivid memories Do you remember those distant winter yesterdays?
- Stop funding this terrible dog abuse, Mr. Silver Ed. note: this is a letter to Premier Sandy Silver.
- The chief simply abandoned our assembly! A scheduled three-day Taan Kwach’an Council General Assembly (GA) was held on Jan. 10-12 for our First Nation.
- Politics lost a good one in Ambrose Rona Ambrose’s announcement that she will not run for the Conservative leadership is a severe blow to the party but a blessing for the Liberals.
- Beautiful photos delight With my broken English, I cannot express my gratitude enough to you.
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Truckin' Along The staff at Lumel Studios made a dog box truck for the Yukon Quest International Sled Dog Race Silent auction Wednesday.
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Fine film fare to be reeled out next month An extensive roster of Canadian films will be showing in Whitehorse early next month for the Available Light Film Festival.
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Pivotal Presenter Siku Allooloo was one of the presenters at the Pivotal Words event Tuesday evening
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Firm chosen for project in Old Crow Stantec Architecture has been given the owner’s advisor contract for planning and building a new Old Crow community Health and Wellness Centre and mixed-use housing complex.
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Literary Moments Elizabeth Weigand presents at the Pivotal Words event held Tuesday evening
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Coveted organ begins the road to refurbishment It used to be that the most sophisticated items in a town were the town clock and the church organ.
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Keeping Their Skills Fluid Whitehorse Fire Department firefighters train
- Trial enters lengthy adjournment A Yukon Supreme Court Justice has adjourned the jury trial of a Carmacks man accused of first-degree murder.
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Unintended Destination Emergency responders work at the scene of this single-vehicle collision at about 12:15 Thursday,
- Alert issued on specialty dog foods The territory’s considerable number of dog owners should consult with a veterinarian about feeding their pets specialty commercial foods, Environment Yukon said this morning.
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Railway marks first new locomotives since the ’50s The White Pass & Yukon Route railway will welcome a fleet of six modern locomotives to its complement this summer.
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Gesture of unity set for this evening A ceremony of unity with the Koori people of Australia will take place this evening at the Kwanlin Dün Cultural Centre.
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Advocate launches review of school attendance woes Annette King, the Yukon Child and Youth Advocate, is conducting an independent review of the barriers to school attendance in the territory.
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Woman was reluctant to see a nurse, inquest told Cynthia Blackjack expressed distrust of the Carmacks health centre in the week before her death, a family friend told a coroner’s inquest Thursday.