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Kaska artist exhibits stories of hurt, recovery and survival at Arts Underground

Kaska artist exhibits stories of hurt, recovery and survival at Arts Underground
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High flood potential identified for several Yukon communities

The communities of Carmacks, Dawson City, Old Crow, Pelly Crossing, Ross River, Teslin and Upper Liard are potentially at risk of flooding based on the results of the territory's latest snowpack survey on May 1.

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7 Tips For An Epic Rugged RV Road Trip On The Alaska Highway

These tips will help you navigate your RV through the rugged and beautiful journey from Dawson Creek, Canada, to Delta Junction, Alaska.

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Widespread flooding a possibility in Yukon this summer, say officials

Seasonal and below seasonal temperatures in the Yukon may be delaying the melting of record snow pack, which increases the chances that higher temperatures or widespread rain events could cause rapid melting, and flooding.

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People are fearful : First Nation demands safety after dogs attack individuals and maul a dog to death

Members of the Liard First Nation near Watson Lake, Yukon, are demanding chief and council ensure their safety after a pack of aggressive dogs attacked members of the community and mauled a leashed dog to death.

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