Yukon Party MLA Yvonne Clarke is continuing her campaign against the scum in the Whistle Bend pond.
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July 30, 2021
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A June 18 Facebook post caused consternation and angst on social media over the National Indigenous Peoples Day long weekend.
Yukon Party MLA Yvonne Clarke posted: “On June 17, the Liberal Government signed a Ministerial Order under the Civil Emergency Measures Act.
“They provided no press release, explanation, or context to the order before posting it on the Yukon Government website. The order is available here: https://legislation.yukon.ca/regs/mo2021 018.pdf.”
Clarke’s post ignited a bit of a firestorm over the long weekend, as people tried to interpret what the new order meant.
She came in for some flak for posting the item without context – but the party defended her.
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Success for Adelaide-led medical research
The University of Adelaide has been awarded more than $8.8 million in research grants from the Federal Government’s Medical Research Future Fund’s (MRFF) to support targeted research on new ways to address risk factors for chronic and complex diseases.
The funding includes research with a focus on leukaemia, stroke, Aboriginal maternal health, endometriosis, stem cell treatments, and a childhood bone-growth disorder.
A team led by Associate Professor Renee Turner and collaborators will use their $2,582,876 grant to work on the SPRINTS Project: Stroke – prevention of Reperfusion Injury and Neuroinflammation. The therapeutic strategy represents a novel approach to significantly improve patient outcomes following an ischaemic stroke.
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Celebrating Pride Month
Yukon Party MLAs Geraldine Van Bibber (left) and Yvonne Clarke are seen Tuesday afternoon at the Yukon Pride Month Opening Circle at the Healing Totem Pole in downtown Whitehorse.
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June 3, 2021
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