Toboggan hill returns to Yellowknife

The toboggan hill has returned to Yellowknife, The city has announced that 51st Ave. between 55th Street and 56th Street has been closed for the duration of the winter for the creation of the toboggan hill. The city will add more snow to make the area safer for tobogganing and fun for families. Go out and have fun Yellowknife.

Greg Komarnicky
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