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YK business award winners recognized for resiliency

This year’s Yellowknife Chamber of Commerce Business Award winners have been announced, with the winners recognized for their resiliency during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The awards were renamed to reflect the challenges businesses have faced during the pandemic. The awards gala on Friday was also held across three different locations to allow for physical distancing restrictions.

“We received a total of 1,559 online votes over the two-week voting period,” said Deneen Everett, Executive Director of the Yellowknife Chamber of Commerce. There were 34 nominations, submitted via video. 

“It was a privilege to recognize and celebrate the outstanding contributions of our award recipients.”

The full list of award winners are listed below:

  •  Resilient Small Business of the Year Award, sponsored by Business Development Bank of Canada: Cabin Radio
  • Resilient Large Business of the Year Award, sponsored by Business Development Bank of Canada: Yellowknife Direct Charge Co-op Ltd.
  • Indigenous Entrepreneurship Resiliency Award, sponsored by Northland Utilities: Dene Wellness Warriors
  •  Customer Service Award of Excellence, sponsored by De Beers Group: Cabin Radio
  •  Community Impact Award, sponsored by Northwest Territories Power Corporation: Cabin Radio
  • Resilient New Business Award, sponsored by the NWT Business Development & Investment Corporation: Copperhouse Eatery + Lounge
  •  Resilient Young Entrepreneur of the Year Award, sponsored by Northwestel: Juniper Health
  • Workplace Health & Safety Award, sponsored by Worker’s Safety & Compensation Commission: Bella Dance Academy
  •  Resilient Women in Business Award, sponsored by The City of Yellowknife: Etandah Organic Day Spa
  • Innovation Award of Excellence, sponsored by GNWT – Department of Industry, Tourism and Investment: Bullocks Bistro
Bailey Moreton
Bailey Moreton
Bailey is new to the north, arriving from Ottawa where he studied journalism at Carleton University. He has worked for newspapers in Halifax, Windsor, and Ottawa. He came to the north hoping to see polar bears. He will settle for a bison. If you have a tip, send it to 905 252-9781, or [email protected].

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