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Hockey Canada votes to ban bodychecking in peewee hockey
Hockey Canada's board of directors voted to eliminate bodychecking from peewee-level hockey on Saturday in Charlottetown.
read more at CBC North - posted 25 May 2013
Yellowknife students launch helmet blitz
Students from St. Patrick High School will be offering prizes and coupons Saturday afternoon to encourage the use of helmets by cyclists and skateboarders.
read more at CBC North - posted 25 May 2013
Kimmirut woman remembered at volleyball tournament
An annual volleyball tournament in Iqaluit this weekend is being dedicated to a woman who died in Kimmirut in April, along with her son and his father.
read more at CBC North - posted 25 May 2013
Judge’s ruling is vindication, MP says
Electoral fraud did occur during the May 2, 2011 federal election, a federal court judge ruled on Thursday.
read more at Whitehorse Star - posted 24 May 2013
Yukoner’s two-year stop spanned six decades
At 20 years old, Marlene Sudeyko was doing office work at an ad agency in Vancouver.
read more at Whitehorse Star - posted 24 May 2013
Coffee date turned into $20,000 windfall
Whitehorse resident Sharon Miller’s first time playing KENO turned into a lucky lottery experience.
read more at Whitehorse Star - posted 24 May 2013
Arsonist died in Iqaluit townhouse fire, say RCMP
RCMP say a fire that killed two people at the Creekside Village in Iqaluit in 2012 was arson.
read more at CBC North - posted 24 May 2013
Glacier Bears claw their way to six masters medals
Four Yukon swimmers turned in a mighty performance at the Canadian Masters Swimming Championships in Nepean, Ont. last weekend.
read more at Whitehorse Star - posted 24 May 2013
Tulsequah Chief will open on time: president
Chieftain Metals Inc. is on schedule to build a mine at the Tulsequah Chief site near Atlin, B.C., despite continued financial problems and First Nations opposition, company president Victor Wyprysky insisted this week.
read more at Yukon News - posted 24 May 2013
For the autistic, service dogs offer solace
Chris Nash always keeps one eye on his oldest son. "He loves swinging. He's a monkey," said Nash, watching Brendan play on the family's jungle gym. Brendan spends hours playing on the equipment. “He’s...
read more at Yukon News - posted 24 May 2013
Capitalizing on Carcross’s commercial cachet
Fostering economic development is almost a cliche in many of the Yukon's rural communities. Carcross, however, seems to have figured it out. At least Justin Ferbey hopes so. Ferbey is the head of the Carcross /Tagish...
read more at Yukon News - posted 24 May 2013
WCB lowers assessment rates for fifth consecutive year
One worker was killed and 25 permanently injured in the Yukon last year, according to the Workers' Compensation Health and Safety Board's 2012 annual report.
read more at Yukon News - posted 24 May 2013
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