Moose FM Hero of the Week!
City of Yellowknife
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Nominate your Hero of the Week by Thursday at 12pm!

True North FM
By True North FM

Did a local hero rescue your week? Do you want to say ‘thanks’ to someone in Yellowknife, Hay River or anywhere in the NWT?

Together with NWT & NU Lotteries, we can help with that!

New for 2016, nominate your Hero of the Week and we’ll give them a little something in return for their good deeds.

Head to our Hero of the Week page for full details – how to nominate, what your nominee could win and how it all works. Make sure your nomination reaches us by the deadline: Thursday at 12 noon.

Nominate your Hero of the Week!

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True North FM
CJCD Moose FM broadcasts to Yellowknife and Hay River in Canada's Northwest Territories.

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