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          <description>Lower than normal snowpack has left Yukon Energy with less hydroelectricity supply for the city’s rec centre, which has resorted to burning oil for power</description>
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          <title>In isolation and hungry for companionship? Don’t feed the foxes, Yukon government says</title>
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          <description>With more people at home, foxes in Whitehorse are having no trouble finding a meal. The problem is, they’re starting to get comfortable</description>
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