Press Secretary @yukonparty government. RTDNA Canada Regional Award Winner. Still A News Junkie. Sports Fan. Bad Golfer.
Whitehorse, Yukon
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Tim Kucharuk retweeted
Excellent news out of Alberta, with the overwhelming majority expressing their clear support for keeping Alberta's place in a strong, united Canada.
Alberta and Albertans have always played an important leadership role in our country, and I'm glad that will continue. 1/2
Tim Kucharuk retweeted
I’ve been monitoring the situation related to the tragedy in Wainwright, AB and the devastating news about the loss of life. On behalf of Yukoners I want to extend condolences to all of those affected, especially to those who serve our country in the armed forces.
Exceptional job by @TSN_Sports for their #FIFAWorldCup coverage. Wall to Wall. So many people behind the scenes. You did Canada proud with this once in a lifetime event. Thank you.
Absolutely brutal. Sad to see incredibly talented and passionate broadcasters get bit by beancounters back east. Also of note historic radio stations over or near 100 years old are going off the air in Vancouver and Calgary.
EXCLUSIVE: Rogers Sports & Media cutting 230 positions, shuttering six #radio stations
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#cdnmedia #journalism
Davies should have started. Even if he needed to be pulled at the half. Go for the opening goal. Morocco played rope a dope in the first half and it paid off in the second half when Canada didn't capitalize.
FT' | FINAL SCORE 🏆
#CanMNT 🇨🇦 fall 3-0 to Morocco 🇲🇦 in the Round of 16 💔
A brace by Azzedine Ounahi and a late finale by Soufiane Rahimi prove the difference in Houston
This. #nhldraft
Tim Kucharuk retweeted
“To achieve the prosperity and change we want to see in this great country we need unity, certainty, and stability that enables each province and territory to develop their economies and export their resources to the world. We are all stronger as members of a united Canada”
Tim Kucharuk retweeted
Premiers of Yukon and NWT talk about how linked their economies and services are to Alberta and how important an upcoming vote on separation will be “It’s long way off but we’re keeping on eye on it” says NWT’s RJ Simpson (born in Alberta and spent many years in the province)
Tim Kucharuk retweeted
Construction of the Alaska Highway involved 11,000 soldiers and 16,000 Canadian and American civilians.
The 2,451 kilometre highway, including 133 bridges, was built in just 233 days in 1942.
This is the story of that construction.
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ALT Black-and-white photograph of workers constructing the Alaska Highway through a forested area. Several men stand and move across a rough log bridge being built over a small stream. Trucks are parked on the muddy road nearby, including one in the foreground and others further up the road. The surrounding area is filled with tall trees and freshly cut logs, with cleared ground and debris showing the path of the new roadway.
Sad to hear this news. The Canucks thrilling 82 cup run as described by Jim and broadcast on my hometown station of Radio NL in Kamloops was my introduction to the team. Like many others, it sparked an interest in hockey play by play and radio. Thank you, Jim for being the best.
I did get to meet him at the BC Hockey Hall of Fame induction ceremony in Pentiction in the early 2000s. An absolute gentleman who was a wealth of broadcasting knowledge that he had no problem sharing.