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Alaska regrets fish flub

Ian Stewart/Yukon News

Salmon

Alaskan authorities are vowing to take “a more conservative approach” to managing the Yukon River’s chinook next year, following the lacklustre return of the fish to Canadian waters.   Sep 03 » by John Thompson (0 Comments)

Icy Waters’ elusive goal: a chinook farm

Icy Waters produces 140,000 pounds of Arctic char annually. Now, the Whitehorse business is setting its sights on chinook. The proposal to raise the majestic Yukon fish in large tanks will strike some as heretical: this much Jonathan Lucas, the company’s manager, knows. He’s also sure the venture will be a money-loser in the short run.   Sep 03 » by John Thompson (0 Comments)

Meet the shredder in chief

The manager of Yukon’s Corporate Document Destruction Centre has won a Premier’s Award of Excellence.   Sep 03 » by John Thompson (0 Comments)

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