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Unlimited internet now available in Dawson City, Watson Lake

Unlimited internet now available in Dawson City, Watson Lake
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Whitehorse Daily Star: Minister challenged over waste stations closures

Whitehorse Daily Star: Minister challenged over waste stations closures
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Whitehorse Daily Star: Latest person to die of COVID was not immunized: Hanley

One more Yukoner has succumbed to COVID-19, showing the current outbreak still has some dangerously sharp teeth left to it. Dr. Brendan Hanley, the chief medical officer of health, reported the additional death late Thursday afternoon. No details were provided. “We are saddened to report another COVID-19 death and our deepest sympathies are with the family of the individual who passed away last night in hospital,” Hanley said. “An unfortunate fact was this person was not immunized. We are losing too many Yukoners to this virus. Please get vaccinated. “Sooner or later, COVID-19 will find its way to the unvaccinated, and they are at the greatest risk.”

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Whitehorse Daily Star: COVID primarily affecting unvaccinated people

Government officials report that 117 active cases of the virus are now known. Dr. Brendan Hanley, the Yukon’s chief medical officer of health, issued multiple updates over the weekend. The most recent, issued Monday afternoon, stated 30 new confirmed cases of COVID-19 had been identified since Saturday afternoon. “There are now 100 active cases in the territory,” the release stated. Seventeen more cases were added this morning in an update from Pat Living, a spokesperson for Hanley. “Since June 4, 2021, screening results received so far indicate all cases are positive for the Gamma (P.1) variant,” a statement said. “That leaves Yukon’s total case count as 212. Fourteen cases have recovered. Twenty-three cases are in Whitehorse and seven in rural communities.

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Parts of Yukon under high or extreme fire risk heading into weekend, even with forecasted rain

A number of areas in central Yukon are under a moderate to extreme fire danger rating heading into the weekend due to hot, dry conditions during the week and anticipated thunderstorms over the weekend that may result in lightning strikes.

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