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Snow Angels Program is back

Registration is now open for a returning Yellowknife program. The Snow Angel Program is looking for citizens to volunteer their time this winter season. Snow Angels will help clear snow and ice from the sidewalks of neighbours who require assistance when possible. Become a Snow Angel yourself by offering to shovel snow for your neighbours, or sign up on the city’s website at www.yellowknife.ca/snowangels.

Residents who are looking for assistance can fill out the online form and take a look at the map in their area to see who is currently available to help. For more information or if you require assistance, please call 920-5676 or email [email protected].

Greg Komarnicky
Greg Komarnicky
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