aug 3 2022

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Wyatt’s World for Aug. 3, 2022.

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Premier Ranj Pillai (left), Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his son and Yukon MP Brendan Hanley approach the Whitehorse airport fire hall on Feb. 13. Military aircraft provided the backdrop for a press conference. (Dana Hatherly/Yukon News)
Canadian military spent $2.66 million on search for high-altitude object shot down in Yukon

Chooutla School survivors, including Harold Gatensby, gathered in front of a healing canoe on the old school site in 2019. Gatensby invited survivors to share stories there on June 5, as ground-penetrating radar work began at the site. (Yukon News file)
Community gathers at former residential school site in Carcross

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A landslide shut down Robert Service Way in Whitehorse on April 8. Since then the road has been periodically reopened but it closed again June 4 due to increased slide risk. (Dana Hatherly/Yukon News Files)
Robert Service Way reopens following rainstorm