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Yukon Justice Minister Laura Lang, third from left, announces the proposed Yukon Firearms Act on Wednesday, flanked by other government officials and firearms advocates. (Dana Hatherly/CBC) Opposition MLA says there
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A map showing the area of the Northern Sea Route above Russia. (iStock) The Ya Qing Hai Yang, which is heavily involved in shipments to Russia’s banned Arctic LNG industry,
Former member of the Alaska Bar, Justin Facey. Image-Courtesy DOJ ANCHORAGE, Alaska – A former Anchorage defense attorney was sentenced yesterday to 20 years in prison for possessing fentanyl and