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Chris Nash always keeps one eye on his oldest son. "He loves swinging. He's a monkey," said Nash, watching Brendan play on the family's jungle gym. Brendan spends hours playing on the equipment. “He’s got the hands of a 50-year-old labourer." 1
A flip of a coin brought Steve Kormendy to the Yukon more than six decades ago. After being discharged from the Canadian Forces in 1945, Kormendy and a friend decided to try their hand at mining. 3
Few would envy Karla Scott's position. As the Yukon's physician recruitment and retention officer, she is on the front lines of a doctor shortage that has been brewing for years. 2
