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    City news, briefly

    Crash survivors burn vehicle to stay warm

    Twelve impaired drivers nabbed in nine days, RCMP says

    History Hunter: Old scrapbook tells story of Yukon tourism in the early days

    Yukonomist: A zero-carbon replacement for our LNG plant

    Nicolas Petit wins Copper Basin 300
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    Troops will help N.L. dig out from monster snow storm

    CDC explains airport screening plans for virus

    Universities across Canada hold moment of silence for plane crash victims

    Prince Harry steps back into the spotlight
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    News

    Forensics specialist testifies at Carmacks man’s murder trial

    Cpl. Vanessa Philpott tells jury stains believed to be blood found inside Wilfred Charlie’s house

    Longtime party supporter vies for Yukon Party leadership

    Linda Benoit said she brings a different perspective than other candidates

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    Obituaries

    Linch ‘Malinda Jane’ Curry (nee Van Bibber)

    Jan 6th, 2020

    Rena Fendrick

    Jan 6th, 2020

    Kenneth Robert Jones

    Jan 1st, 2020

    Arthur Vanderwoude

    Dec 26th, 2019

    Dr. Frederick Robert ‘Bob’ Wintonyk

    Dec 25th, 2019

    Gudrun Nielsina Jensen

    Dec 19th, 2019

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    Opinion

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