Chris MacIntyre is a reporter at CBC in Dawson City, Yukon. He covers a diverse range of themes including regional interest and world news, healthcare, and transportation, with a particular focus on public health and adventure travel in Canada. His work has been featured in Radio Canada International, CBC, and Canjex Publishing Ltd.
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Chris Macintyre's coverage predominantly focuses on local news and community-related topics, particularly within the Yukon region in Canada. His work often involves expert commentary and government announcements related to issues such as local governance, education, and First Nations affairs.
To effectively reach out to Chris, consider offering insights or expertise relevant to community developments in the Yukon area, with a particular emphasis on Dawson City. Additionally, providing informed perspectives on educational initiatives or policies within this region could be of interest based on his coverage.
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By: Chris MacIntyre
Donated fire skids have been sitting unused since January
By: Chris MacIntyre
'Anybody with a car-type tire, or a motorcycle in particular, could be in deep, deep doo-doo'
By: Chris MacIntyre
License and permiting backlog has put some mining operations on hold
Wildland Fire official says region is typically busy this time of year, but so far it's been quiet
By: Chris Macintyre
It's been just over a month since Nasha Wong, 51, was last seen. Yukon RCMP say the investigation into her disappearance is ongoing, however the longer it takes to find her, the more concerned police are for her safety.
Yukon RCMP say human remains were discovered on June 24
West Side Association received two fire skids earlier this year but had no way to move them
Paddlewheeler once again taking passengers on sightseeing tours on the Yukon River
Local couple decided to take a leap with new business venture
By: Chris MacIntyre
Paul McDonagh hopes to open new business by next summer, to replace tavern destroyed by fire in May
