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Mo Fahim

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The Moose News Reporter, If you see any news in the making contact The Moose News Team at 100news.moosefm.com or call 867-920-2523

YK; City planning for programs and services reopening

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GNWT asking where to get cloth face masks

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YK Co-op gives each of four local organizations a $10K donation...

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Behchokǫ̀ imposes temporary prohibition order to May 18th

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2020 Lottery for YK downtown food truck spots due Friday May...

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Closure on 44 St. Thursday May 14th

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National Road Safety Week 2020; NT RCMP

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Closure on 49th Street May 23rd and 24th

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YKFD training exercise Friday May 15th, 1 to 4 p.m.

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Feds roll out $962-million Regional Relief and Recovery Fund

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Canada’s doctors now looking for inflammatory illness in children with COVID-19

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Both NWT emergencies extended to May 26th

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GNWT’s Wage top-up for those earning less than $18/hr

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Boil Water Advisory for Hay River, Kakisa, Enterprise and K’atl’Odeeche

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Emerging Wisely; GNWT’s plan for easing of public health measures

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Applications open for NWT’s SEED program

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Rent relief for all holders of NWT public land leases

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Canada’s “New Normal”; Dr. Tam

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Cabinet Update; Over 5,000 Canadian deaths, better testing, $30.5-billion in CERB...

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Cabinet Committee update; long-term care, Canada/U.S. border

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Health Minister says Mental Health support will not wait until after...

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National Nursing Week, over 1.1-million Canadians tested; Dr. Tam

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