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September 23, 2021
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RCMP seeking assistance in locating missing guitars Whitehorse RCMP hope the public can help locate several guitars and other musical equipment stolen from a Third Avenue business last weekend.
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A Mammoth Weather Change Dawson City received snow over 2 1/2 days this week.
- Residents concerned about rough road surfaces Mary Lake residents are expressing concern about the recent road improvements in the subdivision, says Coun. Laura Cabott.
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Candidate plans to be progressive voice on council Michelle Friesen is seeking a seat on Whitehorse city council in the Oct. 21 municipal election.
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Adamek acknowledges Liberals’, Hanley’s victories Kluane Adamek, the Assembly of First Nations’ Yukon regional chief, has extended her congratulations to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Yukon MP-designate Brendan Hanley for their election victories on Monday.
- Thirteen new COVID-19 cases reported Dr. Catherine Elliott, the acting chief medical officer of health, reports 13 new cases of COVID-19 from noon Monday to noon Wednesday.
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RCMP, government apologize over handling of charges against former EA The Department of Education and the Yukon RCMP both issued abject apologies to the public this morning during a briefing on the disturbing situation at Hidden Valley Elementary School.
September 22, 2021
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2021 Territory-Wide Federal Election Results .
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Fireweed Community Market finale The Fireweed Community Market will wrap up Thursday.
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Break-in spurs help for store owner For the second time in three weeks, a female-owned business has been targeted in a downtown break-in.
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Candidates assess Yukoners’ verdict (Rewrite) - The candidates from the NDP and Green Party didn’t have much to say about the results of Monday’s federal election.
September 21, 2021
- COVID-19 outbreak declared at Watson Lake school A COVID-19 outbreak in the Grade 4 class at Johnson Elementary School in Watson Lake was declared Monday by Dr. Catherine Elliott, the territory’s acting chief medical officer of health.
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Other candidates offer thoughts on Yukoners’ verdict The territory’s candidates from the NDP and Green Party didn’t have much to say about the results of Monday’s federal election.
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Yukoners to send another Liberal to Ottawa Yukon MP designate Brendan Hanley never looked back Monday night as he comfortably secured the Liberal seat for Yukon in the House of Commons.
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Vote split affected outcome, Conservatives agree Independent candidate Jonas Smith’s ballot presence resulted in a split Yukon vote in Monday’s election,